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PiCkLed

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  1. Weather and disasters are the main contributor to surface terrain and life that lives there. The movement and changing of the earth side of things is greatly to do with plate tectonics. Movement of the worlds tectonic plates away and together to push earth upwards(making most of the worlds moutain ranges which gain height everyday) or appart which allows magma to move upwards through the gap and spills out sometimes creating islands in the ocean ect. The Pacific ring of fire is an example of this. The original state of the earth isnt totally known. When the planet was forming the greatest amount of change was meant to have happened due to the surface being very active. What we see now is nothing compared to what it was originally and is very tiny these days cept for the odd explosion of volcanoes.
  2. Thanks for clarification . Eh . would that work the same way with humans responding to memory in a certain way to something that seems totally unrelated(when i hear Garbage-Crush i think of a computer game called Terminal Velocity) Is it just a creation of the link between two things in the mind of the animal ?
  3. Pavlov's experiment ? Is that something like where the guy strung up the head of a dog and taunted it with the scent of food and made it drool even though it had no body or stomach ? Gotta love early scientists . Had so much more fun without ethics and morals.
  4. 1) the "your screwed" message is just the basic negative feedback system of the body. Receptors send message to the brain, brain sends message to the appropriate organs to respond to the issue. The nerves in your neck and spinal chord would tell you brain you body is now absent, brain now has no way to supply its processes. Just using creative writing to add spice. In future ill just remain silent sheeesh 2) I did not LEAP to the divine spirit resting in the skull. THAT idea has been around for thousands of years. People keep skulls of their relatives once they die(some African tribes). The eating of brains to gain peoples spiritual power,strength, intelligence etc. Then u have the idea of the traditional christian saying you are a spirit in your whole entire being which then goes to God once you die.Along those lines there are also other religious sects and cults that believe that your heart and blood is the source of your spirit. If in fact "you"(conscious abstract thought makes us human and one step beyond the "souless" animal) remain alive once your body is giving a lovely death rattle on the ground next to your blinking head. So would the fact that you are still blinking after being detached from you body prove an entire group of religious beliefs false ?
  5. Only one of my dogs dreams. Sophie my english setter gets right into it. On the odd occassion she has been moving her legs so much she has launched her self off the futon onto the floor. She then proceeds to look up and blame me while im sitting at the computer, as if i had something to do with it. Julie(whippet-like a small greyhound) is my other dog who just barks in her sleep and moves her eyes around and has changes in her breathing. Dogs seem to think doors are just a game. Sophie has the habbit of going up to a door to be let out then proceed to a different door around the other side of the house to be let in by someone else around. She then repeats the process.
  6. Mike the headless chicken died after 3 months of being force fed into being a fatbody. Then when left alone in it's personal room with pen it choked to death in true rockstar style. So a human can 'live' without their head so long as the brain dosn't receive the "your screwed" message back from the rather recently removed receptors in the body? Would that also answer the question of where the divine spirit rests ? or does the spirit just waits for the conscious mind of the person to die before joining the spirit in the traditional space in the chest of the person ?
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