>>I'm not kidding. I understand your concern
>
> It's also statistically more likely if you're a male between 18-25...
Statistics govern groups. I am an individual. I am 42. As was my father
when I was born. What an interesting coincidence. Not.
> You did post a testable prediction though -- that
>I'm not kidding. I understand your concern
It's also statistically more likely if you're a male between 18-25... that's
when these sorts of brain farts are most common. It doesn't mean you're
crazy, but the most important step to understanding what you're thinking is
to understand that you're stu
> Mark, if you're not kidding here I honestly think you may be experiencing
> some kind of mental disorder, perhaps a manic state (good description of
> these kinds of states by Oliver Sacks at
> http://www.nybooks.com/articles/archives/2008/sep/25/a-summer-of-madness/?pagination=false
> ) or even
> > Why do you want to convince Richard Dawkins? You give him credit.
>
> Because I know that I know how to persuade him of the truth based on
> evidence *and* emotion. I can prove to him, personally, that I am God, and
> that I created the universe. And he will believe it. Because I can show
>
I finally have a testable prediction for my Theory of Everything.
Gene Ray will die today, peacefully, in his sleep. And the true meaning of
the Time Cube will be revealed to the world. :-)
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Mark Buda
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On 7/17/2010 2:30 PM, Bruno Marchal wrote:
On 17 Jul 2010, at 19:30, Mark Buda wrote:
But seriously, I can't figure out where I've made a mistake.
It may come to be known as "Buda's last theorem". He discover the
truth, but his bandwidth was to small to contain it.
Brent
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On 17 Jul 2010, at 19:30, Mark Buda wrote:
But seriously, I can't figure out where I've made a mistake.
You talk like if you know the truth. This is not the game favorized by
most people of the list, I think.
The game here is "science", or as close as possible (which is the very
essence
Well maybe going to see a psychiatrist will help you figure out what's wrong
with you...
In the meantime if what you write is not bullshit, don't arm anyone.
Quentin
2010/7/17 Mark Buda
> > A question: does it make any sense that one goes to live in a
> > "personal paradise in their own subjec
> A question: does it make any sense that one goes to live in a
> "personal paradise in their own subjective reality in a different branch
> of the universe" only after death? Would it not make sense that we are
> always in the state of "existing in a subjective reality in some branch
> of the univ
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> On 16 Jul 2010, at 14:13, Mark Buda wrote:
>
>> But the upshot of it is this: I have found out what happens when you
>> commit quantum suicide. You discover that you believe a contradiction,
>> and that even though nothing about the world has changed, you
>> understand the universe.
>
> That seem
>> Fred Hoyle suggested the idea of quantum suicide for a civilisation in
>> “October the 1st is too late” written around 1964 I think. That’s the
>> first occurrence I know of it.
>
> I just read it.
I meant, I just read part of it. I googled it and found a PDF file and
read that, mistaking it f
> Fred Hoyle suggested the idea of quantum suicide for a civilisation in
> “October the 1st is too late” written around 1964 I think. That’s the
> first occurrence I know of it.
Thank you. I just read it. I am now more convinced than ever that I have
the right idea. I've figured out the links betw
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