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That's right. I think it's low effort content. It isn't. It's an opinion. I disagree. Not all experiences are the same. Think of the child born with cancer. It suffers and dies. What was the point of that experience?

I heard the movie was mediocre. :no reply:

Soon, breathing oxygen will be considered a sin. Even in dreams. :funlaugh2

No. I don't like AI videos. In your opinion. No. I think if the brain acts like a receiver for a remote conciuousness, then I think I would classify that as supernatural. But if the brain itself is creating conciuousness locally, then I would classify it as natural. I believe that if there is...

I am. I believe consciousness is an emergent property of the brain itself. That's why it disappears when the brain is destroyed. You can make the argument that conciuousness isn't local, and that perhaps the brain acts as a sort of receiver for consciousness. But I don't see any evidence for it...

No. I'm saying we are our brains.

I view the story of Genesis as just a story; I don't take any of it literally. It doesn't square with science. That being said, I've seen people die. There was nothing magical about It.

Hey, Matthias. A little off topic, but this post reminds me of something I once discussed with @GodsGrace on another forum. Do you think the bible itself can be made into an idol by a believer?

I agree. Honestly, how can it be anything else? We are our brains. But for some reason, many Christians believe that they aren't their brains, and are somehow a soul or spirit that is stuck in a body that magically escapes upon death. That being said, when we die, anything that happens...

How did you make those arrows? hmn

How can it be a sin? She isn't even real. :csm

According to reports, the person filming was her fiance. The rope is visible in the video, and apparently no one noticed it wasn't attached until just after she was thrown. Everyone who watches the video is utterly baffled.