Do you feel like certain sciences were not made to be discovered and since we did we may have changed our fate
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We all learn from our mistakes honey, even scientists. Your a scientist aren't you? You check the temperature of the shower water before you step in!! Experience has told you that you should check or you'll get hurt. Or do you belong to the branch of scientists - who dont experiment.\nGet over it!!!
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At times I do.  Sometimes I feel like life is just an endless cycle of work weeks and weekends.  Mondays thru Fridays, then Saturdays and Sundays.  Mornings, afternoons, evenings, and nights...then it starts all over again.  Same with the seasons.  Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall, then Winter all over again.  We have to do exciting things and change up our routine and be careful not to fall into too much of a routine or things in our lives become mundane.\n\nI don't necessarily feel that some other force is governing my life.  I feel I have control over the events in my life for the most part (other than circumstances I that are beyond my control).  I believe we only let ourselves go into auto pilot.
186592
There are questions that remain unanswered and we will only know when we become enlightened souls. It's a mystery.
1057316
There are things that happen in this world that are above our understanding.  If we were to know how everything worked, we would be God.  Not understanding everything makes us human.
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our thirst for knowledge on what happened before we were around
387590
I'll track down all the people who used to be meaningful to me and now either lost contact or got problem left unsolved. Sometimes i never realized how i've been taking the time for granted.
526537
Actually I believe in Science, but the society wont allow us to follow that only. In some cases we will follow science. But in some cases experiences forces us to follow religious stuffs.
246947
Interesting.  I remember sitting outside late at night with a girlfriend.  It was going to storm, and there were already flashes of lightning in the clouds.  We were on the frontal boundary, so the winds were rocking us back and forth while the flashes in the sky lit up our surroundings.  I knew that the raw forces of nature were so much more powerful than I was, yet I somehow felt strangely magnified within them.  For a moment I was in tune with nature.  I loved that time and place with everything I had.  Then, it was gone with the rain.  \nSo, yes, I have felt that feeling.  I relive it sometimes in my memory of a night long gone.
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Dear God,\n\nI am quite happy and contended, hope you are feeling the same even after creating we humans.\n\nI know a few billion cratures here on earth dont mean much to you because you have to take care of billion of solar systems and compared to your entire kingdon , we are not even a dot on your atlas but here i am representing a section of a species that you crafted and i would like to draw you attention to the fact that , its an emergency and we need your help. \nPlease do focus your attention at us for a while\n\nThank you God
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Maybe it use to be shaped like a diamond, and maybe we did just put so much thought and energy into it being round that it became that way. Maybe we are not even living on the world that we think we are living on. Maybe we are all just part of some big atmospheric mind of some sort. Maybe we really are nothing but a dream, who knows.
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I do not believe in fate, but rather just follow the path God has set before me. I feel that everything in my life has happened for a reason. The hard part, at times, is not knowing the reason until further down the road.
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NOVA: Do you think that backwards time travel will ever be possible?\n\n\nSagan: Such questions are purely a matter of evidence, and if the evidence is inconsistent or insufficient, then we withhold judgment until there is better evidence. Right now we're in one of those classic, wonderfully evocative moments in science when we don't know, when there are those on both sides of the debate, and when what is at stake is very mystifying and very profound. \n\nIf we could travel into the past, it's mind-boggling what would be possible. For one thing, history would become an experimental science, which it certainly isn't today. The possible insights into our own past and nature and origins would be dazzling. For another, we would be facing the deep paradoxes of interfering with the scheme of causality that has led to our own time and ourselves. I have no idea whether it's possible, but it's certainly worth exploring.\n\nNOVA: Would you like it to be possible?\n\n \nSagan: I have mixed feelings. The explorer and experimentalist in me would very much like it to be possible. But the idea that going into the past could wipe me out so that I would have never lived is somewhat disquieting.
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u don't.  just because something or someone isn't found doesn't mean it's lost.  it may have not been discovered yet.  and just because something isn't known doesn't mean it doesn't exist either.  think about this logically.  just because most of us haven't seen aliens or ufos doesn't mean they're not real.  or just because we haven't visited other planets outside our solar system doesn't mean they aren't out there.
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this is just me but,\nI feel we will have more at our fingertips to find more new thing to help us,not only in our lives today but in our work to the other side of the world in more depth in ways we don't know now.\nIt help us to do home work and school work and just the norm now,but think of how much more we will learn in the future.\ncool huh?
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If there was just nothing, we would never know what could happen because we wouldnt exist.\nI believe there is more out there in the universe than what we know of.\nWether we discover these things or not is hard to ever say.
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That's hard to answer.\n\nI grew up thinking that I did the thinking for my family.  And I was allowed to make more decisions than any child should make.  But as an adult, I can see that I was manipulated.  I was in charge because others abdicated their responsibilities.  It wasn't my idea, and it was largely reactive.\n\nI did hold up my science class asking questions about evolution.  I guess there are some who would argue that I let church think for me, but I realized that what I had been taught was not going to help me argue in science class.  I learned everything I could from other books.  My biology teacher, bless his heart, would tell you I have a mind of my own.  I gave all the required answers on the final, wrote an essay on the back about why I disagreed with all my answers on the front, and passed with an "A" and a clean conscience.\n\nDo I ever take someone else's word for something?  Sure.  Do I have preconceived ideas as a result of my upbringing and influences?  Probably.  But I am responsible for what I believe.  So it behooves me to know what I believe and why I believe it to the best of my ability.
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That happened to me.  I guess at first I felt totally betrayed, mad, I didn't know what to do or what to think.  Then I started trying to educate myself to "make sure" that I was correct that my belief system was based on lies.  The whole process has taken several years, but then I started researching many other beliefs and religions and found out that most of them were also.  So I am no longer a part of organized religion and I have discovered my own beliefs.  I'm still on my spiritual quest but my current beliefs probably lean toward New Thought.