Question's a goodn'
jan.
I think he is mistaken because there seems to be far more plausible causes for what is happening.
This video doesn't prove you can or can't be reincarnated. It doesn't even hold any partial evidence either way.
Question's a goodn'
jan.
I think he is mistaken because there seems to be far more plausible causes for what is happening.
This video doesn't prove you can or can't be reincarnated. It doesn't even hold any partial evidence either way.
Are you for real?
I've answered it at least twice all ready. You're the one who evades the questions, not me.
You are kidding me, right? Have you no conception of what constitutes reliable testimony? Why do police make you pick your attacker out of a lineup?Jan Ardena said:How would that have been more credible, than the method they employed?
My younger brother was born when I was 18, so I do have some experience. I find it highly suspicious that this island was so close to where they lived. Is reincarnation limited to your own geographical location? I mean if a kid from Detroit started talking about some island no one ever heard of, that would be more credible.Do you have children?
Or have you spent time amongst 1,2, and 3 year olds?
I don't know.You say ''almost'' meaning there are individuals.
Who are these people?
You are kidding me, right? Have you no conception of what constitutes reliable testimony? Why do police make you pick your attacker out of a lineup?
I find it highly suspicious that this island was so close to where they lived. Is reincarnation limited to your own geographical location? I mean if a kid from Detroit started talking about some island no one ever heard of, that would be more credible.
I don't know.
That's not what he's saying at all.Why not just tell the kid to snap out of it?
Save us all alot of trouble, as reincarnation is a lie.
If some kid in Glasgow picked out a small town on some island 1000s of miles away in Greece or Japan that would be amazing.Using geographical location to doubt his testimony, is nonsense.
Again, that's not what he said.Why not just tell the kid to snap out of it?
That is basically what you are saying.
The soul has been disproved, so no reincarnation, no afterlife of any kind.
All of a person's doings are physical and from the brain.
Nothing is no-physical or intangible. See 'Intangible' thread.
This is also what upset Descartes apple cart. Anything 'spiritual' supposed to be affecting the brain would have to talk the talk of the physical, plus energy would not be conserved.
The brain is an expensive thing, evolution-wise and energy wise. A soul would not duplicate it and render it useless. And no one would volunteer to donate their organ of a live brain to try to prove this 'soul' taking over.
Some even have to resort to the ridiculous position that the brain does nothing.
'Souls' are just an add-on to the first myth-take.
You are kidding me, right? Have you no conception of what constitutes reliable testimony? Why do police make you pick your attacker out of a lineup?
My younger brother was born when I was 18, so I do have some experience. I find it highly suspicious that this island was so close to where they lived. Is reincarnation limited to your own geographical location? I mean if a kid from Detroit started talking about some island no one ever heard of, that would be more credible.
I don't know.
You stepping on mi soul bro. No wonder I struggled to catch the wave with Mary today practicing. It was you . You stripped mi of mi soul bro. Why yo do this mi painter writer man. Mi needs mi soul to jam the jam mi man. It took a while for you to find mi , I was hiding in the lime tree, In the city in the rain cloud , poke a hole and watched it drain out
I say the geographical location is suspicious because knowledge of this island would be more available to people there than, for instance, in Detroit or Florida. The alternative explanation is the kid made it all up, then loved the attention it gave him. Kids can be convinced that some things are real even if they aren't.
But if, sight unseen, the kid was able to recall specific events or things, which were then confirmed later, that would be more reliable.
There are ways to make personal testimony more reliable. These techniques are used by the courts, lawyers, and police, and this Dr. Tucker seems to be clueless about it.
I'm not saying Dr. Tucker is incompetent without a reason. He just collected testimony without apparently trying to confirm it in a reasonable way.
You are seriously telling me you can't see why a specific prediction is more accurate than a vague one?
If I said something bad was going to happen in 2013 and it did, that would not be more profound than if I said that on March 2, 2013, at 2:14 PM, Jan Ardena (insert real name) is going to go to the refrigerator and stub her toe on a speak-and-spell, and it happened exactly like that?
Forget what should have been and what
could have been. All we have to go off is what
is available.
Maybe reincarntion isn't true, but there was something about
that film, that was more positive than negative.
It seems to me, you cannot even accept that.
This is what I find remarkable about yours and drumbeats reaction.
If you write it off, then how are we going to find anything out.
There are lots more cases. Perhaps you should consider some more
before such drastic actions. Isn't that what science is about?
jan.
I thought that was your best example. Actually, claims of reincarnation are quite common, especially in cultures that believe in it. So far there is no evidence for it. Science is about having evidence for something before you believe it.