Who believes in the lockness monster?
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I do believe in Loch Ness monster.The Loch Ness Monster, sometimes called "Nessie" or "Ness" it is a mysterious and unidentified animal said to inhabit Loch Ness, a large deep freshwater loch near the city of Inverness in northern Scotland. Nessie is usually categorized as a type of lake monster.\n\nThe underwater photos were reportedly obtained by painstakingly scouring the loch's depths with sonar, over the course of days, for unusual underwater activity. An underwater camera with an affixed, high-powered light (necessary for penetrating Loch Ness' famed murk) was then deployed to record images from below the surface. Several of the resulting photographs, despite their obviously murky quality, did indeed seem to show an animal quite resembling a plesiosaur in various positions and lightings. A few close-ups of what is alleged to be the creature's diamond-shaped fin were also taken, in different positions, indicating movement.
1045649
Well..Actually, it depends on what you mean by and how you define "Monster"...The boogey-man monster under the bed type thing, nah..That's all in your mind, Paranoia, Hallucinations...Buuuut, let's look at it another way..Think of all the animals that are around the area of toxic waste dumps and such. We don't EXACTLY know what's in those chemicals, and most of us aren't gonna go dive into a sespool of those chemicals to find out what would happen! But animals have an inquisitive nature and would probably get into them..Now, the point is, those chemicals could physically mutate the animal and make it monster-like..Take the Mothman for instance. It took place near a toxic waste facillity..Those chemicals could have mutated whatever the "Mothman" actually was into, well, a mothman..So, it depends on your whole look and outtake on "Monsters" But in my opinion, the whole boogeyman deal is purely mental..But mutated animals and failed projects and things like that are monsters..Demons: Purely pretty much based on religious outtakes..It all depends on how you look at it.
1145685
I think it's a GREAT question. While I've not read the story, I'm familiar with it (who isn't familiar if you've been through public high school?)\n\nPersonally, I think that Frankenstein is the monster. He created life, his child if you will, and then left it out there for the world to mold. His monster was a product of nurture vs. nature. While he was built ugly on the outside, he had a pure heart and simply wanted companionship. Society rejected him and was violent toward him, leading him to follow their example and retaliate.
874458
Yes, because if you don't know what you are doing it may cause a nexus to open up in our world to release unknown terrors.  Do you really want a demon to carry you off somewhere?  I don't think so.   Probably release some technodemons or something.
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Ok, when I post this thers going to be so many ppl disagreeing with me it's unreal, but this is my oppinion!  All of that stuff does exist, but the power they have is from the devil... i also feel some people practice these things without fully analyizing ti first b/c they think it's "cool"! so once again everyone has a different oppinion on it, but that's mine!
390013
I believe in them.\n\nI know I have one.
639967
At times I really start to question the human race & the concept of intelligence. Not to accept that there are possibilities outside one's inherent beliefs makes your mind closed therefore ignorant.\n\nPeople aren't meant to know everything. We aren't animals acting on instinct. If you believe anything at all you are closing your mind to possiblities in a world of uncertainties.
801706
I am a believer in reincarnation. It would explain why children come into the world with such distinct personalities, and also why people have such odd phobias. There is scientific evidence (none of it conclusive) that reinforces my belief as well. I also believe that there are many places in the Universe where one may incarnate, and that a lot of beings from other places are choosing to live lives here now. I'm flirting with the idea that I'm from one of those other places, because I'm so drawn to the idea of extraterrestrial life.
948111
You're right to be worried.  You're a product of (and held captive by) your culture.  When the majority believe in, say Flying Invisible Space Monkeys, then you'd be crazy not to   1: figure out as much as you can about the FISM phenomenon and  2:  try to reason them out of their space monkey delusion.
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I have to agree that you answered that question very well and I gave you a thumbs up by the way since i was there. I do believe in demons and have encountered them in my life, BUT!!! people blame "demons" for everything. The sleep disorder you mentioned is very real indeed because I have experienced it before and know of others who have also. The studies have been done, and the evidence documented that proves this. This does not disprove that demons exist, but it does prove that there are DEFINATELY other eplanations for things in this life beside demons. Great question and great answer you gave by the way! Peace.
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Of humans, no.  The ones that are 'possessed' are usually mentally ill or have had the notion 'planted' in them.\n\nOn the other hand I'm sure from time to time my computer is possessed with one just to see how much it can irritate me or make me mad...
78464
The monster from the deep.  Compelling thought, eh?\n\nWe know there are giant quid deep in the ocean, from suckermarks found on whales.  So, who knows?
730744
In my opinion, he's saying that belief is very powerful. Like with you and your friend, it's doubtful if either one of you will back down on your debate because each one truly believes he/she is right.
352656
ghosts & monsters are not real.its all in our minds.we fear them because right from childhood people tell us stories about them.but spirits are real.i have not seen them.but many people have.
468504
Of course I do!  I also believe in the Flying Spaghetti Monster and the Living Chapstick!
325821
Believing in an invisible creature that created the universe in 7 days, now that's weird.\n\nAt least the Flying Spaghetti Monster knows he doesn't exist.
591399
Wow:  Thanks for the info about the DNA.  For those readers that wondered how the world comes into being without God creating what He alone is able and willing, such info as the DNA, let alone the rest of the whole complex of Created mass and masterpieces, it rests on this issue.  You see, you think, and you understand.  OR you see, and refuse to see, you think and you refuse to think, and you refuse to understand.  Part of that matter of Free choice.  The simple fact is, what you choose to believe is also part of the gift you were given in Creation.  You believe or not, and amazing, it gives you a part in the rest of the community.  There are adequate numbers of unbelievers, that will all affirm your faithlessness, just as there are adequate numbers of believers who will affirm your believe in pagan cult, just as there are adequate numbers of believers in Islam, or Christianity or any other form religion.  Numbers however, doesnt affirm factuallity.  Flat world theorists believe it.  Round world hanging in space believe it.  Sun circling the earth believers affirm it, as do earth circling the sun believers affirm their bit of observation.  \n   Did Noach go searching for the animals?  No, the Text says, according to Moses, affirming that GOd instructed him to write, that God caused the animals to come to the ark.  Noachs job was to build it and stock it with grain and grass, as all the animals would eat vegetarian while aboard, including Noach and family.  Is that possible?  Depends on how you view and believe.  Impossible for those who refuse to believe that GOD was involved.  Possible for those that choose to believe in such miracle process or natural process.   It is all amazing, no matter what you believe.  If you believe God created, thats amazing.  From my point of view thats acceptable.  What would be more amazing is to try to figure out how all this world in all its complexity came into being without a Creator God, since it is obviously more complex than any human can contrive.  Heck,,,we cant even create a blade of grass from nothing, let alone a human eye..or the rest of a human being.\n   The story of the group of scientists who were all working on a grand assignment, to duplicate life...and one day they all agreed, they had done it.  Accomplished the grand impossible,  they had developed a life form in a petri dish.   Eureka they shouted...we did it.  We dont need GOD any more.   THEN GOD SAID :  Now, try it without anything:  No dirt, no fire, no water, no air and no petri dish.