
waysider
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How can this possibly be even remotely true? You've been trying to feed our brains the same story for 20 years and we STILL don't believe it.
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How long does it take? Is 20 years long enough?
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Yes, I'd like one order of the "Where's the Exit?" to go.
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delusions of grandeur...I'm just sayin'.
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scientific sounding mumbo-jumbo.
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This is categorically false.
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Feel free to believe whatever you choose, despite contradicting overwhelming scientific consensus.
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It's not a complicated statement. Humans are born with a natural sense of morality. This is 101 level knowledge. Feel free to explore a bit on your own.
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Is your Google button broken?
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This is incorrect. Countless studies have shown that humans are born with an innate sense of right and wrong.
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Like Black Sabbath singing about fuzzy, cuddly puppies.
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Source: Advanced Class on Power For Abundant Living (1971) Just in case anyone was wondering
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So, Wierwille dies and goes to Heaven. St. Peter meets him at the gate. As he begins to enter, St. Peter leans in and whispers in his ear, "I've been waiting for you. I need to a ask you a question... What does this verse in Ephesians mean?"
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Taking the deke to a whole new level.
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I saw them on a double bill with Gary and the Gumflappers.
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A couple of months ago, I was at the car dealership having my car serviced. I had my grandson, Cletus with me. (He's the ornery one.) As we waited, I glanced at some of the fancy new models in the showroom. One particular model caught my eye, so I took a closer look. (Cletus liked it, too.) A salesman approached me and said he would really like to make me a deal on a trade. I asked him if he could tell me a few reasons I should buy a car from his dealership. He said, "I told you all that 10 years ago, when you bought this one". Cletus whispered to me, "Golly, Grampa Waysider, I'm not so sure that feller really knows."
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It's okay to just say "No".
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That's not a theory, it's a hypothesis. Theory vs Hypothesis
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I'm not asking you where to find them. I'm asking you to simply list them. This ought to be a piece of cake for someone who's spent 20 years studying them.
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Can you list 3 of those things here? I don't mean expound on them, I mean simply list them as such: 1.) 2.) 3.)
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If you really want to make your "research" marketable to neuroscientists, you'll need to start by getting it peer reviewed and published in a reputable journal.
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confabulate PSYCHIATRY To fabricate imaginary experiences as compensation for loss of memory.
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You simply write to : The Teacher P.O. Box 328 New Knockwurst, Ahia