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To: zonder who wrote (235192)	6/1/2005 5:52:21 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1574050

Can you 'see' Einstein's theory on the speed of light? You can, actually. There have been recent observations that validate it. And yet for decades the theory was believed without proof. My point is there are theories we believe even though there is not proof to validate them. How is that different than believing in a deity? Wonder if Carl Sagan and a thousand unrelated, creditable others told you they saw the dragon? Would you believe in the dragon then? No I wouldn't. That is the whole point. Fair enough. To a degree, its smart not to believe even creditable sources but only to a degree. Kind of like astrology - loads of people sincerely believe the planets in the sky at the moment of your birth affect your whole life & personality. Its not the same. Having experiences that are supernatural are not the same as devining something from an alignment of planets. You would love to see what makes them think so" but up above you said: "I have never felt this pain you are talking about". If you would love to see something and are unable to for whatever reason isn't there some pain associated with this unrequited longing? Not at all. You would love to see what makes them think so OUT OF CURIOUSITY. Otherwise, it does not pain you one bit that you do not share in their collective hallucination. Then, I guess we are different. Love means something different to me than it means to you.