(March 10, 2010 at 4:54 am)leo-rcc Wrote:

(March 9, 2010 at 10:53 pm)tavarish Wrote: I know crap about colors, I just know that I owned a white car, and it was most definitely a color. Pretty expensive as well.

Odd since white is the cheapest choice to get your car in in all the brochures I got for my car.

It could also be because it was 3 stage arctic pearl.

I fail at color analogies

Quote:There are seven and only seven colours seen via the refraction of light: Red,orange,yellow green, blue,indigo and violet. Television traditionally used only three,red green and blue

By random luck, happenstance and coincidence out of chaos we are the benefits of a chance occurrence where nature has given us 7 colors and 7 notes of a scale ( do re mi fa so la ti ),

In fact the 7 colors correspond with the 7 frequencies of notes of the scale

Royal blue / Scarlet Red / Yellow / Emerald green / Orange / Violet / Purple

Just as various tones can be combined to make harmony, various colors can be blended to form harmonious colors


There are also 7 days of a week, human development in multiples at 7, 14 and 21, lunar and menstruation cycles of 28

There is also seven attributes of physicality...... by chance of course:

1. Height
2. Width
3. Depth
4. Top and bottom (limits height)
5. Front and back (limits width)
6. Left and right (limits depth)
7. The connecting of the other six

Nothing can exist in the physical realm without these 7 attributes, Every item in the physical realm must have these 7 attributes and each of these 7 attributes must also exhibit the same 7 attributes

When you look closely you will find that the physical has six opposing sides, which are: top and bottom, right and left, front and back. All these six sides are related to the physical, because each side has extent, and limits physical objects.

But, it also has in it a seventh, and this is the middle, which has no exposure on any side. Because it is not related to any side it is like the non-physical, which has no extension and takes up no volume of space.

Hence the middle of a cube, the 7th attribute connects the 6 sides of the shape

When you look at the significance of the number 7 in the worlds religions one must say those primitive
ancients were really lucky to have stumbled across so much inherent wisdom through the superstitious nonsense they believed

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*facepalm*

I was going to respond, but then I realised your post contained so much fail I was compelled to simply ban you. I've had enough of your trolling.

Aww it was quite entertaining bullshit.

There are 7 colors and 7 notes therefore God exists.

It was by far the best argument I've ever heard.

Ace Wrote:The most violent contries in the world happen to be the most religious. Sweden's non-religious population is around 85% and it is a country that has over 200 years of peace, one of the highest level of education and lowest crime rates. I really think we'd all be far better off without religion than with. The less power and influence religion has the better it is for everyone. Religion is only a personal belief and should never be involved with politics, education, health and care, law and order, rights and freedoms. Anyway religion has a nasty history when it comes to power and influence.
All I want is for theists to keep their delusions to themselves. Is that too much to ask?

Though I think people have the right to be deluded, i do not think their delusions should be beyond questioning. I also don't see how most theists could keep their delusions to themselves... especially when their actions (some of which may be based on or include their delusions) affect things around them.

@Adrian: I wonder why they call them "random numbers" then :S

(March 10, 2010 at 3:23 pm)Saerules Wrote:

Ace Wrote:The most violent contries in the world happen to be the most religious. Sweden's non-religious population is around 85% and it is a country that has over 200 years of peace, one of the highest level of education and lowest crime rates. I really think we'd all be far better off without religion than with. The less power and influence religion has the better it is for everyone. Religion is only a personal belief and should never be involved with politics, education, health and care, law and order, rights and freedoms. Anyway religion has a nasty history when it comes to power and influence.
All I want is for theists to keep their delusions to themselves. Is that too much to ask?

Though I think people have the right to be deluded, i do not think their delusions should be beyond questioning. I also don't see how most theists could keep their delusions to themselves... especially when their actions (some of which may be based on or include their delusions) affect things around them.

@Adrian: I wonder why they call them "random numbers" then :S

Take Norway as an example. People are free to proselytize and practice anything they want. Yet they have an overwhelmingly atheist population. Having a secular society means the state doesn't favor one group over another. Representation is key. Keeping it to yourself doesn't mean not telling anyone, just not imposing on others' lives and rights.

(March 10, 2010 at 2:23 pm)Tiberius Wrote: *facepalm*

I was going to respond, but then I realised your post contained so much fail I was compelled to simply ban you. I've had enough of your trolling.

About bloody time...

Of course... that last post of him was amazing... simply and truly amazing... 0.o

Tavariah Wrote:Take Norway as an example. People are free to proselytize and practice anything they want. Yet they have an overwhelmingly atheist population. Having a secular society means the state doesn't favor one group over another. Representation is key. Keeping it to yourself doesn't mean not telling anyone, just not imposing on others' lives and rights.

I included all beliefs. It is not possible to not 'impose?' our beliefs on others if we are in a situation where said belief has an effect. Example being: It is my belief that blue is a nice color for the curtains at the event. I thus decide to buy blue curtains for the event. I have just done something because of my belief (that blue is a nice color)... and that while not necessarily 'bad' should be able to be questioned. Take now instead that I am not invited to the event, but i still have to buy the curtains for it. I choose blue because I think it is the ugliest color of curtain I can find. I have just done something because of my belief (that blue is an ugly color)... and while it is not necessarily 'bad' should be able to be questioned.

You cannot have a belief in a situation where it applies and it not make an 'impact' upon the situation in some way.

(March 10, 2010 at 3:30 pm)Saerules Wrote:

(March 10, 2010 at 2:23 pm)Tiberius Wrote: *facepalm*

I was going to respond, but then I realised your post contained so much fail I was compelled to simply ban you. I've had enough of your trolling.

About bloody time...

Of course... that last post of him was amazing... simply and truly amazing... 0.o

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