Fair enough until Star Trek as science fiction. On Thursday, 12 March 2015 14:42:19 UTC, facilitator wrote: > > I have as one of my "Trade mark" sayings: > Beauty is not in the eye of the beholder but in the eye of the imaginative" > > ' What man has envisioned he will eventually conceive ' (Murray) somewhat > encompasses the ability to imagine. > > "The only hinderance to progress is lack of imagination" >> >> > It was thought back in the day that if a locomotive traveled faster than a > horse it would begin to fall apart. It is said nothing can travel faster > than the speed of light. Someday we will because we have imagined we should. > The only people who really saw man on the moon were science fiction > writers. > The bionic man was part fact part fable now it is all fact. > a myriad of devices seen on Star Trek are now a reality. > > If we are indeed creatures of the divine then what hinders us from > creating anything we can imagine? >
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