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He's getting his semiology mixed up with his ontology.

Probably one of Pavlov's.

No, just amusement at someone with such a poor understanding of semiotics trying to explain a simple concept with such difficulty.

You're point has been point forward so badly, it might well have Saussure turning in his grave.

One full moon to the next.

12.36 lunar phases.

On side effect being that you can start believing the sun takes 365 days to go around the sun....

Wasn't it Dr Strassman who's theory linked DMT and the pineal gland with 'the spirit molecule' who stopped his own clinical studies of the drug because an intuitive friend said that they saw evil spirits hovering over him who wanted to use him as a conduit from their plane of existence to this...

They are, about 50 or so IQ points between them...

Or dimethyltryptamine for short....

Only the girls get PMT. :moo:

What we don't know is how many times life existed on primordial earth prior to our common ancestor taking hold so to speak. Life may have come and gone many times prior to the actual primordial event that led to all complex organisms we see today.

It doesn't fail to take that into account, because it is a theory on which hypothesis are made which remain hypothetical until experimentation or evidence proves otherwise. If we discover evidence of life having existed on say Mars, or the moons of Jupiter, then we have supportive evidence...

We know it doesn't emerge out of nothing, but we know from our own planet it can emerge and flourish in the most unlikely of circumstances from microbes developing from sulphuric acid, to frozen environments, to whole eco-systems developing by hydrothermic vents, to bacteria that actually live...

Who are you, Yoda?

Thanks, interesting theory regarding genetic memory.

It is highly likely that life does exist elsewhere, has done in the past and will do in the future. The sheer vastness of the universe makes it probable rather than improbable. The universe is about 13.8 billion years old from what we know. What is probably highly unlikely, given the vastness...

Who suddenly wakes up and can speak a foreign language or play the piano when they couldn't before? Any links to any examples? And when you say sleep, do you mean like a coma or some other state?

I'll have to agree with your previous post, very hard to reason with someone who presents hypothesis and theories as facts, then basically ridicules anyone who doesn't accept these as facts, even if you might accept them as theoretical concepts. What is really interesting is hybrid_x use of...