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Results from our forumOnline Study-Summary Resource... mis-guided. There is no entity or GOD looking out for us. There is simply nothing after the journey to death other than entropy / second Law of Thermodynamics, and the return of "US" to the infinite Monkey Cage. Please do not delude yourself that a GOD awaits........ "He or She" ...
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Re:... quantities” wouldn’t be very strong evidence if you couldn’t demonstrate that it actually happened. :) 1. I'm fully aware of the second law of thermodynamics (I use it to argue an infinite universe theorem). If I had said 'creating' ions I could see where you're coming from, but generator is ...
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Re:... to make a point? You still need to generate a charge by means (an uneven charge does not come out of thin air - or you'd break the second law of thermodynamics). Footwear to floors generate a positive charge on one side, and a negative charge on the other. Second: Easy, negative ion generator ...
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Method preventing illnesses in the progeny... preservation cannot be and really there is no concrete formulation in three separated laws, introductions or the beginnings of all beginnings of thermodynamics; - Also as well as in three laws of dynamics; Modern representation about of being resembles, more an earlier worldview, in conformity ...
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Science and Christianity... great insight into this. And even more recent research is stunning. But we really are not any closer overall. It's the same with the first law of thermodynamics and conversation of mass and the fact we exist, along with biopoesis and spontaneous generation. The first two state that neither of ...
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