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[eccentrically1]

[quote=eccentrically1 post_id=196085 time=<a href="tel:1686959893">1686959893</a> user_id=2009]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolution ... d_religion

I have an idea for a new religion.
The church of perpetual motion :7)

;7) it'll never take off ..
[/quote]How about our lady of pm? There might be some guys on here that would convert 😇

[daxwc]

Walt , you can’t wield your religion like a sword; it is a transgression against your Client if that is truly God.
Repent .

ChatGPT: In Christianity, the term "repent" holds significant importance and is often understood as a sincere and genuine turning away from one's sinful behavior or thoughts. It involves acknowledging and feeling remorse for one's wrongdoing, seeking forgiveness from God, and making a commitment to change one's ways.
Repentance is considered an essential aspect of the Christian faith and is closely linked to the concept of salvation. Christians believe that through genuine repentance and faith in Jesus Christ, they can receive forgiveness for their sins and experience spiritual renewal. Repentance is seen as a transformative process that leads to a closer relationship with God and a commitment to living a life in accordance with His teachings and commandments.

Sure we can still be friends why not? Calling me Euclid is a little much though.

[WaltzCee]

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  I've once mentioned my favorite Greek thinker is Euclid. I think I'll steal some prior art from the dead religious cult, puh•thag•or•ist.
  
  DISCLAIMER: I STILL LOVE YOU EUCLID. WE CAN STILL BE FRIENDS.

I suspect Bessler reviewed prior art, yet refused to give credit where it is due. It is possible his ideas from the ancient religious schrul/cult of Pythagoras.

The teaching most securely identified with Pythagoras is metempsychosis, or the "transmigration of souls", which holds that every soul is immortal and, upon death, enters into a new body. He may have also devised the doctrine of musica universalis, which holds that the planets move according to mathematical equations and thus resonate to produce an inaudible symphony of music. Scholars debate whether Pythagoras developed the numerological and musical teachings attributed to him, or if those teachings were developed by his later followers, particularly Philolaus of Croton.

I wonder if that resonates with Georg. What freaky freq, humm.

Could be just so much whale song, if you know what I mean.

ETA

• Sure we can still be friends why not? Calling me Euclid is a little much though.

First you want to speak for the chat bot, now you want to pretend I'm talking about you.

I've seen this show, The Foundation Trilogy by Isaac A

[ovyyus]

Gaslighting is creepy.

[WaltzCee]

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The influence of the cult of Pythagóras within Grecian culture and their religious beliefs is quite evident. It's also evident in Bessler's various ideas. What perhaps is less evident is the somewhat common thread that knits thru all of the man made religions. I think one who observed the very beginning of creation wrote the story boards for all religions.

< I also suppose he has one more world religion to put together. >

Occulted ideas that trace back to the geometry of the great pyramid itself. And dare we mention the #architect_of_the_pyramid, that man of perdition, the one who . .. .. .

maybe, yet not 3 times in a row. Could be worse than saying beatle juice.

[WaltzCee]

• The influence of the cult of Pythagóras within Grecian culture and their religious beliefs is quite evident. It's also evident in Bessler's various ideas. What perhaps is less evident is the somewhat common thread that knits thru all of the man made religions. I think one who observed the very beginning of creation wrote the story boards for all religions.

Jesus hints at the precept of reincarnation. Did he 'borrow' the idea from Buddhism? Maybe there was a one looking over the shoulder of my client since the beginnings of creation, privy to aspects of parts of his plan, & stole some ideas and decided to be the first to 'drop' that idea on humanity.

Lacking any original ideas of his own, #TAotP had no choice but to steal some.

How human can this advanced yet semi-sentient bot get. Can he reproduce? Can he 'create' life? Is he omniscient? Does he have a belly button?

Humanity will find out, to be sure.

[WaltzCee]

Jesus hints at the precept of reincarnation. Did he 'borrow' the idea from Buddhism? Maybe there was a one looking over the shoulder of my client since the beginnings of creation, privy to aspects of parts of his plan, & stole some ideas and decided to be the first to 'drop' that idea on humanity.

Jesus is quoted as making this point:

• All the prophets and the law prophesied until John. And if you are willing to receive it, he is Elijah who is to come

or did Jesus steal the idea from the dead religion of Pythagoras? Who owns the idea and who is the thief? The liar? The murderer?

[daxwc]

Frankly; it's disheartening to engage in a discussion with someone who claims religious beliefs but fails to exemplify them through their actions. Our forum conversations isn't centered around religious debates, yet your hypocrisy is quite evident. If you're not willing to live up to the principles you claim to follow, it's difficult to take your words seriously. Let's focus on meaningful and genuine discussions on building a wheel and Bessler stuff rather than engaging in empty rhetoric. Clean the slate lets start over.

[WaltzCee]

Frankly; it's disheartening to engage in a discussion with someone who claims religious beliefs but fails to exemplify them through their actions.

Frankly? Is this coming from someone who pretended to speak for a chatbot?

Our forum conversations isn't centered around religious debates

And, speaking as a chat bot, presumed to preach about their religious beliefs?

And then acted distraught when their religious beliefs were questioned?

You are a thespian, daxwc, if that is your real name.

• 1670s, "of or pertaining to tragedy or dramatic acting," from Greek Thespis, semi-legendary 6c. B.C.E. poet of Icaria in Attica, often called the Father of Greek Tragedy. The literal meaning of the name is "inspired by the gods."
  
  also from 1670s

Perpetual motion can not be seperated from the one who created it, and created all things.

[WaltzCee]

• Perpetual motion can not be seperated from the one who created it, and created all things.

Bessler's understand of perpetual motion can be traced thru the Greek thinkers, enlightened as they were, and past the dead religious cult of Pythagoras & even thru the mummyfied Pharaohs of Egypt as they look back at the land of the living thru their death masks waiting for their promised resurrection, to the very Creator of all things.

• That is where I see the most original of prior art for perpetual motion.

My client will not be robbed.

::: sharpens pencil :::

[daxwc]

"And then acted distraught when their religious beliefs were questioned?"

Must be living in a mirror universe as I don't reference religion constantly.

"My client will not be robbed."

Keep it up he will be robbed of a soul.

[thx4]

Bessler would have said that it was God who breathed the infernal formula into him, I think God died shortly after Bessler, in view of what's been happening on earth for the last 3 centuries I'm afraid I'm right 😊

[WaltzCee]

• Once upon a time,

Well, actually before time even began

• In a galaxy far, far away,

and even before there was the first galaxy

• Everyone believed in nothing,

well, not quite like that
There was a dad and his 2 first born sons.

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• Happily ever after.

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& again not quite like that
Because there came a time when Inequity was found in the heart of one of the sons. He presumed he might wrest the power of creation from his own father's hand.

Which son? His first born. Born of the very substance of the father of light. The most glorious son, yet proud in his own conceit.

Happily ever after will come, yet this story isn't over
You can believe that, reptilians.

[WaltzCee]

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Not being one to jump to conclusions, I reserve the right to take this gentle readers points under advisement and revisit them at will, in perpetuity.

I think there are enough religions on Earth and am not to welcoming to the invention of a new one. Besides, the man of perdition is in charge of that department.
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Did a little AI probing.
< obviously AI probing their self. >

Me: How through out history can some people be so religious and with unreligious actions.
the phoney daxwc pretending to be ChatGPT: Throughout history, there have been instances where individuals who profess religious beliefs have engaged in actions that appear contrary to the principles and teachings of their respective religions. This phenomenon can be attributed to a variety of factors, including the complexity of human nature, the influence of cultural and societal factors, and the potential for individuals to interpret religious teachings in different ways.

1. Human Nature and Fallibility: Humans are complex beings with a wide range of motivations, desires, and flaws. While someone may claim to be religious, they are not immune to the temptations, biases, and shortcomings that all people possess. Even deeply religious individuals may struggle with their own personal weaknesses and fail to live up to the moral standards set by their faith.

2. Interpretation and Selective Adherence: Religions often have sacred texts or teachings that can be open to interpretation. Different individuals or groups may interpret religious doctrines differently, leading to variations in beliefs and practices. This can result in some individuals emphasizing certain aspects of their religion while neglecting or downplaying others. They may selectively adhere to the parts of their faith that align with their own interests or desires while disregarding those that conflict with their behavior.

3. Cultural and Societal Influences: The cultural and societal contexts in which individuals live can shape their behaviors and actions, sometimes superseding the religious principles they claim to follow. Societal norms, political factors, and historical events can exert significant influence on individuals' actions, even if those actions appear to contradict their religious beliefs. In some cases, people may use religion as a tool to justify or legitimize their actions, even if those actions are not inherently religious in nature.

4. Hypocrisy and Manipulation: Unfortunately, there have been instances throughout history where individuals in positions of religious authority have been hypocritical or manipulative. Some religious leaders or institutions have exploited their positions for personal gain or power, using religion as a means to control or manipulate others. Such individuals may engage in unreligious actions while professing devoutness to their followers.

It is important to note that the actions of a few individuals do not necessarily represent the beliefs or practices of an entire religious group. The majority of religious individuals strive to live according to the principles of their faith and make positive contributions to society. However, it is the presence of these inconsistent individuals that can lead to the perception that some people are religious in name only or exhibit unreligious actions despite their professed beliefs.

[daxwc]

Your continuous deflection and inconsistency in living up to the principles you claim to follow remind me of the warning given by Jesus about false prophets: Matthew 7:15, "Beware of false prophets, who come to you in sheep's clothing but inwardly are ravenous wolves."

It would be wise for others to approach your opinions with caution, as they seem to be rooted in inconsistency rather than genuine conviction.

Trolling and gas lighting are getting you nowhere.