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I'm sure the theories are as endless as the human imagination itself. I'm really not interested in it all though. Digging digging digging in theoretric holes seems rather futile to me. Some people have made themselves names with very creative ideas concerning it, and that's nice, but there isn't any real proof of anything. they have proven the futility of it more than anything.

serious, I think what all the digging digging digging only proves, is that we know much less about life on this planet than a lot of self-respecting scientists want to admit. But they make a nice living digging so what the heck.

some people dig in other areas, like faith. they come up with answers too. imagine that. imagine searching for God and actually encountering him. That would probably get your attention and change your perspective in a heartbeat.

it's been known to happen.
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I'm sure the (religions) are as endless as the human imagination itself. I'm really not interested in it all though. Digging digging digging in (religious) holes seems rather futile to me. Some people have made themselves names with very creative ideas concerning it, and that's nice, but there isn't any real proof of anything. they have proven the futility of it more than anything.

serious, I think what all the digging digging digging only proves, is that we know much less about (God) than a lot of self-respecting (religious leaders) want to admit. But they make a nice living digging so what the heck.

some people dig in other areas, like (truth). they come up with answers too. imagine that. imagine searching for (truth) and actually encountering (evidence). That would probably get your attention and change your perspective in a heartbeat.

it's been known to happen.
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Tell me...if seeking God means you will encounter him, then why are there so many different religions in the world?

I realize that investigating the biological past of this planet is not something you are interested in, and that's ok. However, your statement has portrayed the life's work of many scientists as an irrelevant waste of time, done only to make money and purposely obscure the truth.

My modification of your statement was meant to give you an inkling of what it is like to have something important to you treated in that manner.

I apologize if it caused you any discomfort.


A faith that connot survive collision with the truth is not worth many regrets. -- Arthur C. Clarke