(May 19, 2017 at 4:34 am)Little Rik Wrote: In most cases people who do great things become famous only after their death never during their lifetime so during his life our Einstein was little known and in any case not regarded as a great
great brain as we know him today.
In this way very few people knew him as great and from here become obvious that he could not possibly have said............I NEVER SAID HALF THE CRAP PEOPLE SAID I DID.

Beside in his time there was no internet where the information spread so fast.
Not only that but because Einstein was respectful of religion although he may not really believe in them
nevertheless he wouldn't have engaged in using the word CRAP.

  Most unintentionally funny thing I'm likely to read all day. Thanks, Rik! You're a gem.



Oh, and Einstein was little known and his accomplishments not regarded as great during his lifetime? You're not only a brilliant accidental comedian but also an ignorant dumbass of the first order.

(May 20, 2017 at 8:08 am)Jörmungandr Wrote:

(May 20, 2017 at 6:09 am)Little Rik Wrote: Run out of decent arguments so now you rely on distractions?  
Beside when did you ever had any decent arguments.   

Hahahahahahaha.  You're such a loser.



So who is preventing you from bringing evidence of these "vibrations"?

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Answer:  Nobody!

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FOOL.

Didn't I say that for a pumpkin farmer would be quite difficult to understand how to fly unless of course he would put a lot of effort in it.
You behave exactly the same way.
You are still stuck in the corral of mental dogmas and at the same time criticize what you can not fully understand.
For anyone who think that the matter is something dead then it will be impossible to understand anything about vibrations.  

But not all is lost Yog.
All you have to do is getting off your shiny backside and start learning.
The magic kick will do.




Just see all the information around and start learning.
I know that for a dumb fool that will be quite hard but nothing is impossible.

https://www.google.com.au/search?q=matte...e&ie=UTF-8

So you got nothing for evidence. What a surprise.

You're a spiritual cow, chewing your dogmatic cud. Even if there were something to be understood, you wouldn't understand it.

You're a cow. A dumb cow.

(May 21, 2017 at 9:35 am)Jörmungandr Wrote:

So you got nothing for evidence.  What a surprise.

You're a spiritual cow, chewing your dogmatic cud.  Even if there were something to be understood, you wouldn't understand it.

You're a cow.  A dumb cow.

Sometime you are hilarious Yog.  
You pretend that the one who explained to the ignorant masses that the planet earth was not flat or the center of the universe could take these fools out in the space to show the evidence that he was right and they were wrong?
How could he doing that in those times?
The same thing happen today with vibrations.
How can you give evidence about something that can not be understood by people that think that the matter is something dead?
You are the same type of fool by pretending that a dumb fool like you would be prepared to understand
anything about vibrations.





Matter is made out of energy.
It just change form.
It doesn't mean that matter is something dead.
Doesn't the very science that you believe in say that energy can not be destroyed?
So if matter is energy in a latent (dormant) form then it means that life is there and again it means that
the frequency of a latent form of energy such as the matter vibrate at a different speed from different form of non latent energy.

Better stop here Yog otherwise your little brain could not cope with more knowledge.  

(May 19, 2017 at 4:34 am)Little Rik Wrote: In most cases people who do great things become famous only after their death never during their lifetime so during his life our Einstein was little known and in any case not regarded as a great
great brain as we know him today.

Yeah... It's called the "Beatles effect", named after that band that was completely unknown during their tenure.

(May 22, 2017 at 3:55 am)Alex K Wrote:

(May 19, 2017 at 4:34 am)Little Rik Wrote: In most cases people who do great things become famous only after their death never during their lifetime so during his life our Einstein was little known and in any case not regarded as a great
great brain as we know him today.

Yeah... It's called the "Beatles effect", named after that band that was completely unknown during their tenure.

Fail once again Alex with your wrong analogy.

While the Beatles had to be known in order to get out the sewer of the thousand of new bands that tried to  become successful Einstein on the other hand was a quite and reserved guy which aim was to discover
something great.
Not in order to make money like the Beatles but in order to help humanity.

If you also consider that in those times there was no net and the news spread very slow then there was no way that Einstein could possibly be very famous except in the science circle.

Does your father or your gran father know what the theory of relativity is all about?
If you answer NO then your accusation fail with you and if you answer YES then they are an eception to the rule.
In any case you fail.

Yeah, it's not like Einstein made the cover of Time Magazine or anything. That fucking loser.

Yeah, Einstein was such an unknown that when he visited New York in 1921, thousands greeted him at the pier. (You clueless schmuck.)

(May 22, 2017 at 10:16 am)Jörmungandr Wrote:

Yeah, Einstein was such an unknown that when he visited New York in 1921, thousands greeted him at the pier.  (You clueless schmuck.)

But . . . but . . . no internet!

And if he was crossing the Atlantic, how could the pony express have got the news there so fast? Horses aren't fast swimmers!

You didn't think of that, did you Yog?