Evidence for Creationism and Against Evolution

Cirdan · 05-13-2004, 02:43 PM

Ahhh, yes those slimy tentacles. Those were the days, destroying planets, eating human flesh. What happened to us, BH?

At the initial moment there must be two possibilities between which lies the apparent averaged reality. The chaotic element of that initial unknown permeates every causal chain from that instant, thus preserving its momentum thoughout the time-space of all probable instances. The end moment conseals the balancing of the equation of all causality to it's neutral state where it began. We dangle in the web maze between, inifinitely separated from those nodes, seeing only the web before us.

05-13-2004, 02:43 PM	#11
Cirdan Elf Lord of the Grey Havens Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: somewhere else Posts: 2,381	Ahhh, yes those slimy tentacles. Those were the days, destroying planets, eating human flesh. What happened to us, BH? At the initial moment there must be two possibilities between which lies the apparent averaged reality. The chaotic element of that initial unknown permeates every causal chain from that instant, thus preserving its momentum thoughout the time-space of all probable instances. The end moment conseals the balancing of the equation of all causality to it's neutral state where it began. We dangle in the web maze between, inifinitely separated from those nodes, seeing only the web before us. __________________ There exists a limit to the force even ther most powerful may apply without destroying themselves. Judging this limit is the true artistry of government. Misuse of power is the fatal sin. The law cannot be a tool of vengance, never a hostage, nor a fortification against the martyrs it has created. You cannot threaten any individual and escape the consequences. -Muad'dib on Law The Stilgar Commentary