What if everything you know is wrong?

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Right after my mother died, I had a few "dreams" where she came to visit me. In one of them, she told me, "It's not how you think it is." I didn't know what she meant, as "it" could've been anything or everything. But I decided it probably wasn't really her.

That's definitely preferable to "We are all meat".
Thread: We are all Meat

I’m that weird “Slovenian” guy claiming stupid shit about being a Philo-Semite while at the same time acting as “devil’s attorney” of mainstream Muslims.

Would you believe me that I was once upon a time harshly Islamophobic?

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^ Typical of the uninspired, uninformed, unenlightened ^

Everything you know is wrong...

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Comedian,

Yeah, it's a fact. Most of what we know is wrong. A whole century of bankster and fundation-funded engineering of education and total control of the media have made it a reality. You know the Red Shield (who btw controlled all big US networks - ABC, NBC, CBS, etc. when they were split - and today still control Reuters and AP, between others) have played a dominant role in the destruction of intelligence, verbal abilities and Historical perspective in the Western world...

Sad but true.

So what if ?

Been there, done that!

So what's new and different?



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Thanks for the chuckle!

Have a happy day!

"What if everything I Knew was wrong?"

Adapt.

Then if I found out that we were nothing but batteries in a matrix on this planet .....



Then I would be scared.

I try to do this, too. Things flow more smoothly.
I have a little problem, though.

I judge people by their eyes. Unintentionally at first until I realized what was going on.

If I don't like their eyes I don't have anything else to do with them. It's like I just can't. I don't want them to look at or speak to me.

I feel like this is wrong. Aren't we supposed to reach out to everyone?

And sunglasses--I can't seem to have a conversation with someone who won't take them off inside.
I take mine off when I'm talking to someone--inside or outside. It just seems to be the polite thing to do.

OP--sorry I got off topic above.

The thread subject made me think of right and wrong.

Carry on, guys/gals.

That can not happen, but if happen to you, then I feel sorry for you. Remember, the piss have different color and smell that whiskey. Can you tell me what taste like it?

I was raised in a religious cult. Ever since I left it in 1980, I realized everything I knew was wrong. Ever since, I make no assumptions. I try to use the armchair scientific method on conclusions that constantly must be re-tested. The human brain is tragically lazy. It prefers to catagorize everything immediately. The second an observation is catagorized, the brain can move on to something else second by second. I estimate that 99% of everything the brain catagorizes is wrong. Therefore, everything I believe that happened every day is 99% wrong. I don't even know why I do some things that I do. How could I ever judge others correctly.
This is my life philosophy that I live by.

How true that is.

done what?...given up all my beliefs?...such a hair trigger judgement!...are you in the Security Industry?..New South Wales perhaps?

Well I have had a couple times on in particular felt like all I believed in was wrong and the one time it was alot to try to recover from as it was alot to take in and seemed like something had to melt away and then healing time. It is hard. If every single thing we know is wrong we may very well be doomed. I think it is not doing acting on what we know is right (what we have been shown we need to change)is were we get in trouble. I also think since the last few months my learning/beliefs have went through a major overhaul, as in it is a much bigger picture (cosmos) than I once thought. Which I feel is a big step in understanding more fully to know too much all at once could possibly harm some of us. But I do not want to be mollycoddled either.

Then I would be a real dumb ass...

Have You Ever Wondered...?

Why humans use only about 10% of our massively supercharged brains, yet savants can somehow access parts of the remaining 90%

Why our skin is so poorly adapted to the amount of sunlight striking Earth?

Why we are so physically weak compared to our closest genetic relatives?

Why Earth is the only planet or moon with moveable tectonic plates?

Why Earth’s moon is so extraordinarily outsized relative to other moons?

Why megalithic structures like the Pyramids cannot be duplicated today?

How the ancient Sumerians could know Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto existed when we discovered Uranus only in 1781, Neptune in 1846, and Pluto in 1930?

How and why the Sumerians kept cosmic time in units of almost 26,000 years?

Why humans have a gene pool with over 4000 genetic defects, while our closest genetic relatives, chimps and gorillas, have very few?

Why the human genome clocks is only about 200,000 years old but anthropologists insist we descend from creatures 6.0 million years old?

Why humans in no way resemble those ancient so-called “pre”-humans?

Why humans have 46 chromosomes while our closest genetic relatives (sharing over 95% of our DNA) total 48?

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Well, now... it just wouldn't be the first time, would it?

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if true...the answer to the question would be irrelevant!

How can I be certain what I don't know is right? If I gain knowledge of of what I don't know; thus, rendering it knowledge, will it then be wrong? Hmmmm............

Everything I know IS wrong....but life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get.

I don't know if we each have a destiny, or if we're all just floating around accidental-like on a breeze, but I, I think maybe it's both. Maybe both is happening at the same time. I miss you, E. If there's anything you need, I won't be far away.

When (if ever) we know the truth, we shouldn't be surprised to learn that our interpretations are not accurate.

1) Science, mostly Physics and non bio sciences are incorrect.
2) Math is incorrect, starting at the number line.
3) Our perception of time is inaccurate.
4) Our perception of reality is hampered by these fallacies.

Then i would have a solid foundation of fallacious intel.

Come on, I did it just for the lulz, it was a grown up version of asking you to pull my finger!

I am able to change my point of view if I'm proven wrong. We're human, we all make mistake, even the smartest and the most educated people. Huge ego, insecurity and emotions sometimes prevent us from seeing things from bird's perspective. First thing is to realize that you're being irrational about a particular issue, then it's all smooth sailing, IMO.

This bonnie lass said it better than I.