From: Robert Comer 

>It's not closed, it's just that someone who says he saw a UFO and has a
>picture is rated higher in my mind than someone who says they were abducted
>and had an anal probe done to them with no proof at all.

But both my be right (or wrong).

>Science is a method of proof, ether positive or negative, no proof is called
>belief not science.

This discussion about possible FTL travel is not pure science yet, it's
just belief (for or against)

>I have beliefs, for example I believe that time is an
>illusion of perception and the future is as set as the past and that there
>is no such thing as free will. I just have no proof so it's not science.

You and I have very different ideas about time, for one, I don't think it's
nearly as absolute as current theory. Time is either not linear (it twists
and turns and branches and reconnects), or there is another dimension(s)
above time that you can rotate through to see other parts of time.
Precognition is the main reason why I think that, some are way to close to
being correct and if time were absolute, there would be no way to do that.
(String theory and multidimensionality is the thing that makes the most
sense to me, can't you tell. )


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Bob Comer



On Thu, 12 Apr 2007 12:42:09 -0400, "Geo."  wrote:

>"Robert Comer" 
wrote in message
>news:ss8q135k73kti1u06g10hnr85gvgpoel02{at}4ax.com...
>
>> I know your point all too well, you're closing your mind to the
>> possibilities. If the physicists did that we'd never get anywhere...
>
>It's not closed, it's just that someone who says he saw a UFO and has a
>picture is rated higher in my mind than someone who says they were abducted
>and had an anal probe done to them with no proof at all.
>
>Science is a method of proof, ether positive or negative, no proof is called
>belief not science. I have beliefs, for example I believe that time is an
>illusion of perception and the future is as set as the past and that there
>is no such thing as free will. I just have no proof so it's not science.
>
>Geo. (this conversation was committed to happen over 13.7 billion years ago,
>oh look I do have proof )

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