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Vivid777
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« Reply #15 on: June 20, 2008, 01:56:51 AM »

           "Indeed, what forces us at all to suppose that there is an essential opposition of 'true' and 'false'?
             Is it not sufficient to assume degrees of apparentness and, as it were, lighter and darker shadows
             and shades of appearance-different 'values', to use the language of painters?"
                                                                                         FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE

           "Here and there we understand and laugh at the way in which precisely science at its best seeks most
             to keep us in this 'simplified', thoroughly artificial, suitably constructed and suitably falsified world-at
             the way in which, willy nilly, it loves error, because, being alive, it loves life"
                                                                                         FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE, Beyond Good and Evil.

           " The "seeker after knowledge" the "opposite man", is "secretly lured and pushed forward by his cruelty,
              by those dangerous thrills of cruelty turned 'against oneself.'" The insistence on truth is "a violation,
              a desire to hurt the basic will of the spirit and unceasingly strives for the apparent and superficial."
                                                                                         FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE

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« Reply #16 on: June 20, 2008, 03:52:27 AM »

          "Indeed, what forces us at all to suppose that there is an essential opposition of 'true' and 'false'?
             Is it not sufficient to assume degrees of apparentness and, as it were, lighter and darker shadows
             and shades of appearance-different 'values', to use the language of painters?"
                                                                                         FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE

           "Here and there we understand and laugh at the way in which precisely science at its best seeks most
             to keep us in this 'simplified', thoroughly artificial, suitably constructed and suitably falsified world-at
             the way in which, willy nilly, it loves error, because, being alive, it loves life"
                                                                                         FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE, Beyond Good and Evil.

           " The "seeker after knowledge" the "opposite man", is "secretly lured and pushed forward by his cruelty,
              by those dangerous thrills of cruelty turned 'against oneself.'" The insistence on truth is "a violation,
              a desire to hurt the basic will of the spirit and unceasingly strives for the apparent and superficial."
                                                                                         FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE



Remember, as intelligent and wise as Nietzsche was, he was also an arrogant whiner that couldn't take any criticism. And he was in love with his sister.
EWW.
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« Reply #17 on: June 20, 2008, 06:34:38 AM »

Of course I realise that "nobody is perfect".

I think what is called for is a discussion on the "approach" that Carter takes.
I have read all of his posts. In many of them he has argued for his right to "ask" for some sort of evidence or proof.
This is undoubtably without question, of course Carter has the "right to ask for proof or evidence". The problem arises when one realises that in none of his posts has he actually exercised this right. Carter has never directly asked anybody what the evidence actually is for their stories. He simplly produces broad statements such as "of course we all know that there is no scientific evidence for this or that" and "of course this or that does not really exist". Carter offers advice such as "medical checkups", "psychologist consultations", and in one post even mentioned the possibility of "asking a priest" even though he himself is a self proclaimed athiest. He is also running low on his "Carl Sagan" quotes. I am not trying to cause any offence at all, I am just pointing out that Carter is running low on "credibility". I have not seen Carter post any threads on the Demonology and the Devil section with the title "Please send Carter some demons!" or "Please send Satan to carter!" that would show that he is genuinely trying to investigate all the facts. Even Carl Sagan genuinely tried to make contact with "aliens in outer space", giving his work some of that "credibility" that I mentioned.

It is probably a bit early to make any solid conclusions about Carter just yet, he is new after all.
We will just have to wait and see how he goes over a bit more time, I wish him well.

Vivid

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« Reply #18 on: June 20, 2008, 04:49:56 PM »

Of course I realise that "nobody is perfect".

I think what is called for is a discussion on the "approach" that Carter takes.
I have read all of his posts. In many of them he has argued for his right to "ask" for some sort of evidence or proof.
This is undoubtably without question, of course Carter has the "right to ask for proof or evidence". The problem arises when one realises that in none of his posts has he actually exercised this right. Carter has never directly asked anybody what the evidence actually is for their stories. He simplly produces broad statements such as "of course we all know that there is no scientific evidence for this or that" and "of course this or that does not really exist". Carter offers advice such as "medical checkups", "psychologist consultations", and in one post even mentioned the possibility of "asking a priest" even though he himself is a self proclaimed athiest. He is also running low on his "Carl Sagan" quotes. I am not trying to cause any offence at all, I am just pointing out that Carter is running low on "credibility". I have not seen Carter post any threads on the Demonology and the Devil section with the title "Please send Carter some demons!" or "Please send Satan to carter!" that would show that he is genuinely trying to investigate all the facts. Even Carl Sagan genuinely tried to make contact with "aliens in outer space", giving his work some of that "credibility" that I mentioned.

It is probably a bit early to make any solid conclusions about Carter just yet, he is new after all.
We will just have to wait and see how he goes over a bit more time, I wish him well.

Vivid




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« Reply #19 on: June 23, 2008, 01:35:16 PM »

lol. I've always wondered how i could prove to someone who couldn't actually see me or other lycans turn. There isn't a way. Even if i were to turn in front of a skeptic, he/she still wouldn't believe it. Any and all proof could be faked. For some reason most of humanity has trained itself to "turn a blind eye" on most of the paranormal. I have heard of people going nuts when they experience the paranormal and cant explain it. I dont know what to tell a skeptic. To each their own. If I'm only imagining the danger and pain and stress linked to the paranormal, then someone snap me out of it. Tell me the scars on my body are made up, tell me that the fear i feel when i look up at a ten-foot tall solid mass with glowing eyes is not necessary.  lol. You would be doing me a favor. Im sure that almost all of the people who experience the paranormal or are part of the paranormal Didn't ask for it and Have stress associated with it. All i know is what i know. "I think therefore I am".  Now.........  focus
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« Reply #20 on: June 23, 2008, 02:16:54 PM »

lol. I've always wondered how i could prove to someone who couldn't actually see me or other lycans turn. There isn't a way. Even if i were to turn in front of a skeptic, he/she still wouldn't believe it. Any and all proof could be faked. For some reason most of humanity has trained itself to "turn a blind eye" on most of the paranormal. I have heard of people going nuts when they experience the paranormal and cant explain it. I dont know what to tell a skeptic. To each their own. If I'm only imagining the danger and pain and stress linked to the paranormal, then someone snap me out of it. Tell me the scars on my body are made up, tell me that the fear i feel when i look up at a ten-foot tall solid mass with glowing eyes is not necessary.  lol. You would be doing me a favor. Im sure that almost all of the people who experience the paranormal or are part of the paranormal Didn't ask for it and Have stress associated with it. All i know is what i know. "I think therefore I am".  Now.........  focus

Oh yeah, because a skeptic would completely ignore you turning into a 500-pound furry monster.
Sounds to me like a justification for not providing proof.
Also, can you explain to me how you don't literally explode when you turn, when the laws of physics say that this is exactly what would happen?
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« Reply #21 on: June 23, 2008, 04:16:57 PM »

In response to Bluemoon:I hardly doubt that anyone who saw what you described would still be skeptical if such an event took place.Not only that there are plenty of ways you could provide proof.Set up multiple cameras,that most certainly would be one way,another would be to provide blood samples-certainly anyone who turns into a wolf would almost certainly have numerous anomolies in their blood stream.Not to mention your complete physiology would have to support a transformation which at this time isnt skepticsm it's a medical unreality.I will gladly look at,read,or witness any transformation of any kind if the material is readily avaiable. With the  availability of forums such as youtube & myspace certainly many of the members could post videos of their alter-egos if you will.I think it would be interesting to see,from the goth's to the vampires  etc.... It doesnt even have to show anything.I claim to be boring in comparison to many on here but if I ever catch up to the 21st century & get a digital camera/recorder i myself will post a linkable video for all to see me in all my boring grandeur.Peace out,Carter   
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« Reply #22 on: June 26, 2008, 01:57:25 AM »

Science prevails over religion. I am not against any of the groups or classes of people here

Now I go with some science my self but I know that if science cannot fully disprove it then you have to admit it is plausible. Saying Science prevails over religion is in some ways slapping the faithful in the face.  I'm not trying to start an argument, just that because you don’t believe you can't sit here and say "IT DOES NOT EXIST"... true you haven't seen it, but that doesn't mean a thing. It just means that you have not had a chance to experience it. "And I know some will say that this statement is just a cover to not have to give proof" but The world is not ready for some of this, so many people live in a blissful ignorance that they could just not handle it. Not putting anyone down just I’ve seen first hand what happens to those blissful people once they experience it. One of my friends is in an asylum from the experience. There will come a time soon that the world that many do not believe in will come more apparent, neither science nor faith can stop it. You ask for proof that is does exist… show me proof that is DOES NOT exist.
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« Reply #23 on: June 26, 2008, 02:45:13 AM »

I think you have got a point Rasui.

Mainly in that the site here has been set up for people that have had different experiences of reality, compared to the average, mundane or "scientific" if you wish, experiences that many or even a majority of the population are accustomed to. Seeing as this forum was set up for the specific purpose of people sharing their unusual experiences, it would be unfair to place a heavy burden of proof on the members here. Even science is a statistical school of understanding, where many foundations are based on statistical averages, so of course does not encompass the entire range of uncertainties that make up the whole of existence as we know it. And on a final note; This forum was set up for people that have had unusual, un-natural or super-natural experiences. It was not primarily set up for the scientist to come along here and start demanding proof from everybody. If there are any scientists out there that believe that this forum has been set up especially for them, so they can go around debunking peoples stories and life experiences, then we must apologise to them that they have been misled in some way, or have misled themselves with a misguided "superiority complex" or other pathalogical psychiatric or psychological disorder.

Thanks for your input Rasui.

Vivid
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« Reply #24 on: June 26, 2008, 09:18:31 PM »

The burden of proof doesnt lie with the nonbeliever it lies with those who make the outstanding claims,sorry if you dont like that but thats the way this world currently works.My point that science prevails over religion is a fair argument.Science is empirical & doesnt demand faith to believe, it shows actual evidence & results for its claims.Besides that if what you say is true what is wrong with investigating your claims to form results over theories? If something exisits it can be investigated & this isnt a forum where asking questions or for empirical data is off limits last time I checked.

I havent once said that any of your individual stories didnt happen did I?If you pay attention to what I ask for it is a detailed analysis of the situation,I start at the inside & work out.There also is a difference between demanding proof as you put it & asking for it as I do,you wont find one post where I "demand" anything from any other poster except for  the chance to be heard just like you are.I dont have to blindly believe without proof to appreciate the possibilty of something not yet explained by science do I?When someone comes here & post' an extrordianry claim,I see nothing wrong with providing couterpoints to examine all possibilities.It helps to keep balance for the topic doesnt it? It seems to me that if anyone dares question other rational possibilities or doesnt fall in line by way of blind faith they are viewed as an outsider?!Well  that suits me just perfect.I can love the possibilities that exist with regards to the supernatural & ask the real tough questions that push a claim from the unknown to the known.Thats exactly what the inverstigators of the paranormal or students of parapsychology do.Bash me all you like but im not gonna back down because I apply reason over superstition.

If you look at 90% of the posts here as with other stories in this world on similar subjects there is an underlying theme that cant be ignored.LACK OF CREDIBLE PROOF.Thats not an insult it's a reality.It's why lots of indepedent money has been spent on subjects like ghost hunting,demons,Loch Ness,Bigfoot etc... & yet no solid evidence has been presented to sway the majority of the population.Same with UFO's,does intelligent life exist in this galaxy?I say yes.Have we been visited by them.I dont think so,at least not yet.My email is up,hell i'll even give my cell as well.Send me any credible information/evidence for review & i'll more than keep an open mind but dont get miffed if I ask to see behind the curtain as opposed to just believing in the wizard.Have a nice weekend all,Carter.
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« Reply #25 on: June 27, 2008, 05:53:59 AM »

Sounds like carter has been watching too many "infotainment" shows, and other quality scientifically empirical programs such as Mythbusters! Believe it or not, a lot of high end science has found evidence for and is not so coldly skeptical of un-ordinary aspects of reality.

I think you have got a point Rasui.

Mainly in that the site here has been set up for people that have had different experiences of reality, compared to the average, mundane or "scientific" if you wish, experiences that many or even a majority of the population are accustomed to. Seeing as this forum was set up for the specific purpose of people sharing their unusual experiences, it would be unfair to place a heavy burden of proof on the members here. Even science is a statistical school of understanding, where many foundations are based on statistical averages, so of course does not encompass the entire range of uncertainties that make up the whole of existence as we know it. And on a final note; This forum was set up for people that have had unusual, un-natural or super-natural experiences. It was not primarily set up for the scientist to come along here and start demanding proof from everybody. If there are any scientists out there that believe that this forum has been set up especially for them, so they can go around debunking peoples stories and life experiences, then we must apologise to them that they have been misled in some way, or have misled themselves with a misguided "superiority complex" or other pathalogical psychiatric or psychological disorder.

Thanks for your input Rasui.

Vivid


Bash me all you like but im not gonna back down because I apply reason over superstition.

As I did not mention carter at all in my post, I can only assume that his reaction indicates that he considers himself to be one of those "scientists out there" that I mentioned.

As a scientist, surely he must realise that science itself is a modern mythology, and like most faiths, belief in science chooses its own "valid" forms of evidence and provides its own justifications.
Any culture  relies upon a set of unconcious agreements as to what constitutes meaning or "fact" and can be allowed into discourse. When faced with information that falls outside these parameters, cultures and individuals alike reject, neglect or actively suppress the ill-fitting data. Yet the repressed elements return to haunt them eventually, psychologists tell us, as dissociated projections of their psyche. Ultimately the only model of reality that can sustain us is one that accounts for even the most intractible and seemingly anomalous aspects of our experience.

Indifference and skepticism are two potent forces in the modern mentality. They have been elevated to the status of "values". They are part of the way we have learned to inure ourselves from shock. They furnish us with a certain shabby level of comfort.
To be an "indifferent skeptic" is to have reached the end of a certain evolutionary line, all that remains is the piling up of fact and statistic, to be sorted into categories of explanation. Moderninity and science has unleashed a succession of shock effects, changing the nature of perception, as well as the individual's relationship to his own personal history. "Experience" has fallen in "value", and looks as if it is continuing to fall into bottomlessness. The old culture of contemplation has given way to a mass absorbtion in distractions. Wise counsel and variety in experience has been supplanted by the endless parade of statistics and information in the daily newspaper. To enter the modern "scientific" world, most have forfeited their capacity for intimate exchanges requiring reciprocity, the interplay of imagination and different models of perception. "Information" as such no longer carries any real value as it always shot through with "explanations". It is a tragic modern fate for the skeptic scientist that they long for meaning yet recieve only explanation.

The burden of proof doesnt lie with the nonbeliever it lies with those who make the outstanding claims,sorry if you dont like that but thats the way this world currently works.My point that science prevails over religion is a fair argument.Science is empirical & doesnt demand faith to believe, it shows actual evidence & results for its claims.Besides that if what you say is true what is wrong with investigating your claims to form results over theories? If something exisits it can be investigated & this isnt a forum where asking questions or for empirical data is off limits last time I checked.

I havent once said that any of your individual stories didnt happen did I?If you pay attention to what I ask for it is a detailed analysis of the situation,I start at the inside & work out.There also is a difference between demanding proof as you put it & asking for it as I do, When someone comes here & post' an extrordianry claim,I see nothing wrong with providing couterpoints to examine all possibilities.

If you look at 90% of the posts here as with other stories in this world there is an underlying theme that cant be ignored.LACK OF CREDIBLE PROOF. Send me any credible information/evidence for review

So carter has thrown the burden of proof back on us again? Personally I believe that no person, save a few, like carter, has joined this forum with the need to justify themselves to anyone. I cannot recall any posts here where people have asked for someone to examine their experiences for the purpose of empirically proving to themselves that their stories are true? Personally I feel that if we were trying to get our stories printed in the newspaper, or a science magazine, then sure, there would be an onus on us to provide some proof. But we are not. We are not here to try and justify ourselves to anyone.

Finally with carter pointing out about 90% of stories in the world having NO CREDIBLE PROOF. Well, what about carters story? Do we have to believe that he is a credible and qualified scientist capable of an unbiased examination and assesment of our experiences? I say no. That we should require 100% credible and empirical proof that he is who he says he is. How about a video of his graduation ceremony on Youtube, along with more video of him being patted on the back by well known and reputable scientists? Some video evidence showing he is the person posting on this forum. And some dna tests as futher empirical proof of who he is and not just a look-alike of some kind. Let him give us some credible, empirical evidence that he is who he says he is first. Then maybe we could furnish him with some information comfortable in the knowledge that it is not going to be abused or mis-used in some way.
If we wish and feel the need to that is.

Vivid
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« Reply #26 on: June 30, 2008, 03:45:41 AM »

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Well played vivid. that was beautiful.
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« Reply #27 on: July 01, 2008, 12:26:19 AM »

VIVID: I find it more rewarding to watch shows that bring science to the supernatural because thats all the supernatural or paranormal is.Something science has yet to explain in all it's wonder.But considering that im interested in science that would probably be a normal thing to do.I do love to watch all the crappy B rate movies as well.As i've stated just because my approach on Monstrous is primarily scientific in nature doesnt mean I cant watch,study or read all the supernatural with the best of them.This is still s forum for discussion right Vivid & anyone else who disagrees with my views?I maybe mistaken but this is still a forum to share ideas & ask questions?That is one of the many ways  how we  evolved from THE DARK AGES of religion into the truth of science.It's not a superiority complex to ask for proof thats what sets apart the truth from the fiction.I would figure that this of all forums would appreciate an honest search for truth & information so maybe I was mistaken Vivid but you are sadly mistaken if you think my purpose is to debunk any claims made here.

I ask questions of the individuals stories being told whether it be in the Mayday section or the Demons section.I dont berate or harass anyone just because they dont share my opinion.I can always agree to disagree depending on the circumstances.

I am eager to learn anything new here from anyone regarding their respective stories.LEARNING & BLINDLY ACCEPTING ARE 2 DIFFERENT CONCEPTS.We learn by asking questions,formulating ideas or hypothesis & then testing those ideas.Is someone comes here & says they here noises in their house im not going to jump to the conclusion that it's haunted automatically.Im going to ask rational,relevant questions to perhaps help with the situation at hand.
Sure beats telling them to call GHOSTBUSTERS in my opinion!If someone claims to be able to alter their physiology into that of a wolf,yes im going to ask questions,namely proof.Im sorry but when you claim to do what modern science tell us is impossible in more ways than 1 yes in going to ask.Once again,why get pissed if it's true?That story if true would only be one of the greatest finds in the history of the universe,so why run & hide?Perhaps it is you who watches too much bad information in regards to the interest of science.


Now on to some debunking of myself Vivid.I never claimed I was a scientist of any kind.My comment was that perhaps Monstrous should develop a new class called "scientist" for those that enjoyed the paranormal but viewed it in a different light.I would be happy to post a picture of Carl Sagan & myself but I dont posess one because i've never met him.His writings & view points give me great ideas for thought as well as a comfort that religion never did.I do however have a picture of myself & Dr. Drew Pinsky of LOVELINE fame if you would require that?You want a blood  skin,or hair sample?I'll give that too.How about e-mail?COVERR2@YAHOO.COM Thats for the Tampa Cover2 defense(Ilove football). Cell-937-654-7602.What else do you want to know?I wont run from ANY QUESTION that someone asks.Graduation video?Well I could try to upload my highschool one but I only went to college for 2 years.My major was poli-sci.I enjoyed working on political campaigns & current events. There's nothing & I repeat nothing I wont discuss about myself.If you want proof & I have it,you'll have it.  ASK AWAY.
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« Reply #28 on: July 01, 2008, 06:26:09 AM »

Wow.

That was a lot of words carter. I hope that you do not think that just writing down a whole lot of words in any way constitutes some sort of "logical counterance" of my arguments. If anything it was kind of "sweet", revealing a new "soft side" to your personality. I would have thought that it may have been more appropriate to place it in Idle, where more people would have got the chance to see your new reformed approach, instead of the limited few that follow this thread in Mayday Mayday.

To surmise this particular debate;

With all due respect to those who call themselves Therians or Lycans.I mean no disrespect but you are kidding in regards to shapeshifting of any kind correct?We all are in agreeance that shapeshifting of any physiological kind is at this time scientifically impossible.I would even be skeptical of any mental ability to place oneself in another animals mental makeup outside of base emotions that we share.As enjoying or even enlightening a discussion of monsters & any topic material of the such may be,it is only imaginary until proven otherwise & I have seen no evidence or thread on here to the contrary.Let the debunking begin.       

                                                Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. [Carl Sagan]


 

I havent once said that any of your individual stories didnt happen did I?
I am sorry if i've offended anyone but i didnt read anywhere that the presuppositions for Monstrous are blind faith for prevailing viewpoints?You certainly cant expect people to just believe someone is a werewolf or vampire or witch etc.... because they say so without asking any questions,can you?

I havent once said that any of your individual stories didnt happen did I?


I havent once said that any of your individual stories didnt happen did I?

If you look at 90% of the posts here as with other stories in this world on similar subjects there is an underlying theme that cant be ignored.LACK OF CREDIBLE PROOF.Thats not an insult it's a reality.It's why lots of indepedent money has been spent on subjects like ghost hunting,demons,Loch Ness,Bigfoot etc... & yet no solid evidence has been presented to sway the majority of the population.Same with UFO's,does intelligent life exist in this galaxy?I say yes.Have we been visited by them.I dont think so,at least not yet.My email is up,hell i'll even give my cell as well.Send me any credible information/evidence for review & i'll more than keep an open mind but dont get miffed if I ask to see behind the curtain as opposed to just believing in the wizard.Have a nice weekend all,Carter.

 
Well, what about carters story? Do we have to believe that he is a credible and qualified scientist capable of an unbiased examination and assesment of our experiences? Then maybe we could furnish him with some information comfortable in the knowledge that it is not going to be abused or mis-used in some way.


I only went to college for 2 years.My major was poli-sci.

I think that kinda says it all really anyway.

So I guess that we'll just have to wish carter well with his new found approach, re: his last post.

Vivid
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