exactly, which points me to the notion that we can choose to believe in anything we want, no matter how impossible it may seem, and one day eventually create whatever you want to create. I don't believe life has a limit, only what limits we make for ourselves.

We have the potential to, overtime, evolve into exactly that.
Which is why we all need to quit using technology as a crutch, and start tapping into our subconsciousness.
I honestly wish that the industrial revolution never took place, these so called 'technological advances', have really set us back as a species.

This post was edited by Bear_Grylls on Mar 22 2010 12:16pm

^ Sort of Agree with Grylls for once.
Dissapointed in this thread though, it seemed promising judging the title

Terence Mckenna was a fruit loop.


This post was edited by Azrad on Mar 23 2010 06:46am

HAHAHAHAHHAHAHHAAHHAAHHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHHAAHAH

it was so weird man...i just morphed into the 4th dimension and it felt so strange

I think you dont understand what metaphysics is.

Wasn't it technology that separated humans from animals? Human society cannot live without technology. Using a knife is technology, manipulating flame is technology and recently electricity is technology.

How exactly did technology set humans back "as a species"?



Is what you're getting at that everything is a social construction? as in the metaphysical / epistemological strong claim of social construction, where things do not exist or have meaning apart from our human propensity to so describe it and thus imbue it with existence?