IMHO, trouble is than science is not able to ask properly the question of the origin of life and of the origins process of thought (works by neurologists are not explaining that but how a thought born in an individual brain which is quite different)...
I'm not sure this remark is related to your question Tsel, as i didn't understand it <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/shame.gif" alt="" />
The title of this thread is "philosophical rambling rants".
I do not see any of us ranting here per say, but I do see us sharing philosophical personal thoughts.
These are supposed to be our thoughts and beliefs we are sharing; at least that is what I thought we were doing here. If we share the same thoughts and beliefs of someone present or from the past that is okay, but are we not also sharing our own philosophical personal beliefs, thoughts, and convictions?
When a scientist treads new ground and has no history for a foundation to rely upon do they just throw up their hands and say, “Oh, well science is not able to ask properly the question. I cannot tread upon this ground.”
NO! Of course not!
The scientist is forced to break new ground. So what if the scientist makes a million mistakes or wrong conclusions before the right answer is found, but it would be totally stupid to not even attempt the conclusions.
Think for yourself and think OUTSIDE of the Box.
History is very important, but don’t allow history to trap you inside a box.
In the past people thought the sun revolved around the earth.
But thanks to those who thought OUTSIDE of the Box we know better now don’t we.
You may say, “Well that was simple, the sun, blah, blah, blah”, BUT it wasn’t for them back then. It was very new to them and super dangerous territory.
Don’t let questions asked of you; stop you from reasoning your own answers, just because science present day hasn’t figured it out yet.
Instead try thinking OUTSIDE of the Box and who knows, maybe you might be the next scientist recorded as the discoverer of...
Tsel <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/winkwink.gif" alt="" />
