I rather suspect he did. Basic words aren't a problem for some of us.

(November 8, 2015 at 9:45 am)Little Rik Wrote: [...]
I guess you spend some of you time looking in the net for the correct meaning of this important word.[...]

No. When I was younger I spent some of my time in school, paying attention. It's called "education" and I'm sorry you missed out on it...

But the really funny - and quite telling - thing is, that you were told you misspelled the word and you STILL didn't bother to google it...

All words are important. They're the basis of all coherent communication. This explains much.

(November 8, 2015 at 9:41 am)Stimbo Wrote: Twat.
Kudo isn't even a word. That you even had to twist it to fit your corkscrew mind and then felt the need to try and act condescendingly superior when your ignorance is pointed out says far more about you than the rest of us combined.

Tell me, is facial bruising a normal part of your daily interaction with other people? Because it certainly wouldn't surprise me in the least.

To me Stim the life is all about priorities.
There are things that serve my purpose in order to progress and there are other that serve my purpose in order to make a laugh in between priorities.
To take the laughing things seriously is for idiots not for me so please let me have the last laugh at those who confuse the laughing things with priorities.      

Believe it or not, I actually agree with you for the most part. Life does have serious bits, but that doesn't mean we should take everything seriously. Where I walk away is the part where you feel it okay to laugh at others for being somehow less than you, in your perception. That only makes me want to push my fist through your smug mouth.

(November 8, 2015 at 8:21 am)Little Rik Wrote:

(November 7, 2015 at 12:17 pm)Jörmungandr Wrote: Lame.  This isn't evidence, it's a just-so story.  It's just made up.  Worse than that, this evidence also fits the fact that the physical neurons take time to fire.  In other words, this evidence is compatible with both stories, and so it's evidence for neither story.

Indeed this is evidence but you created a dogma in your mind that make you repeat the same mantra..........THIS IS NOT EVIDENCE.......THIS IS NOT EVIDENCE...........THIS IS NOT EVIDENCE.......
Every thing that contradict your dogmas is no evidence even if it is.
Dishonesty on the long run doesn't pay yog.
Better wake up and grow up.  

No, I keep repeating it's not evidence because it isn't evidence. I even explained to you why this last piece wasn't evidence. Yet you ignore the truth in favor of a story that fits with your dogma. Consistent stories aren't evidence because for any fact there are a thousand stories that are consistent with it. Neither is copy pasting a bunch of bull that "yogis say" as you did in the blue part that I snipped any kind of evidence.

(November 8, 2015 at 1:43 pm)Jörmungandr Wrote:

(November 8, 2015 at 8:21 am)Little Rik Wrote: Indeed this is evidence but you created a dogma in your mind that make you repeat the same mantra..........THIS IS NOT EVIDENCE.......THIS IS NOT EVIDENCE...........THIS IS NOT EVIDENCE.......
Every thing that contradict your dogmas is no evidence even if it is.
Dishonesty on the long run doesn't pay yog.
Better wake up and grow up.  

No, I keep repeating it's not evidence because it isn't evidence.  I even explained to you why this last piece wasn't evidence.  Yet you ignore the truth in favor of a story that fits with your dogma.  Consistent stories aren't evidence because for any fact there are a thousand stories that are consistent with it. Neither is copy pasting a bunch of bull that "yogis say" as you did in the blue part that I snipped any kind of evidence.

Our physical senses are not able to perceive much at all except for physical things so if you rely on
your physical senses you will never be able to understand a thing.
Obviously yog.
Today a new wave of scientists and physicists are more and more of the opinion that everything
is made of energy and this energy derive from pure consciousness which many call God.
Science is slowly but relentless cross the corral of physicality to enter a new arena or place where
more answers can be found.
Now they understand more and more that everything vibrate.
Even a table that doesn't show any
movement is in fact made of billions of atoms that vibrate but we can not see with our eyes.
As more technology come at hand more knowledge is possible.

Here an interesting site about this new wave of perceiving the reality although i may not agree 100%.

http://www.one-mind-one-energy.com/

So, consciousness is what the universe is made of, matter and energy are just two of the forms that consciousness takes.

(November 8, 2015 at 10:01 am)Stimbo Wrote: Believe it or not, I actually agree with you for the most part. Life does have serious bits, but that doesn't mean we should take everything seriously. Where I walk away is the part where you feel it okay to laugh at others for being somehow less than you, in your perception. That only makes me want to push my fist through your smug mouth.

Actually i have a lot of respect for anyone who is not intellectual at all and admit it or doesn't boast his her qualities.
When i was in Fiji in September one guy from the near village climb tall coconut trees to get us drinking coconuts and then show us how to grow food next to the rainforest.
Simple person but much more rich inside than intellectuals.
Intellectual to me are losers so i do have little respect for them.  

(November 9, 2015 at 7:16 am)Little Rik Wrote:

(November 8, 2015 at 10:01 am)Stimbo Wrote: Believe it or not, I actually agree with you for the most part. Life does have serious bits, but that doesn't mean we should take everything seriously. Where I walk away is the part where you feel it okay to laugh at others for being somehow less than you, in your perception. That only makes me want to push my fist through your smug mouth.

Actually i have a lot of respect for anyone who is not intellectual at all and admit it or doesn't boast his her qualities.
When i was in Fiji in September one guy from the near village climb tall coconut trees to get us drinking coconuts and then show us how to grow food next to the rainforest.
Simple person but much more rich inside than intellectuals.
Intellectual to me are losers so i do have little respect for them.  

Simple person?  You're too funny Prik.  You assume a man with a simple life (in your terms) is a simple person.......you've just demonstrated your incredible smugness whilst trying to do exactly the opposite, utterly brilliant,     

You speak of "intellectuals"whilst aptly displaying all the intellectual capability of a happy meal.

(November 9, 2015 at 7:16 am)Little Rik Wrote: [...]
Simple person but much more rich inside than intellectuals.
Intellectual to me are losers so i do have little respect for them.  

That's because "intellectuals" - by which I expect you mean anyone, who's not stupid enough to believe in your magical bullsh*t - tend to remind you of your mental shortcomings.

Those people that you condescendingly describe as "simple" don't challenge your deluded perception of reality and it's easy for you to imagine yourself, as a relatively smart and worldly person. In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king...

You should try going to the zoo. If you stand near enough furiously masturbating monkeys - you'll seem like a f***ing rocket scientist.