Shila

I asked free ChatGPT for ' a unifying principle for all of humanity'.

..." A unifying spiritual principle for all of humanity is the concept of "compassion." Compassion transcends cultural, religious, and national boundaries, promoting empathy, understanding, and kindness towards one another. It encourages individuals to recognize the interconnectedness of all people and to act with love and respect, fostering harmony and peace in diverse communities.

..Compassion invites us to see beyond our differences and to acknowledge the shared human experience of suffering, joy, and the pursuit of meaning. By practicing compassion, we can cultivate a sense of belonging and responsibility towards one another, ultimately contributing to a more just and nurturing world for all."

Compassion is aka empathy? And scientist have located a place in our brains that can turn on or off empathy.

AI..." According to current neuroscience, the brain region most closely associated with "turning on or off" empathy is the anterior insular cortex.This area is considered the key processing center for empathy, and its activity level can significantly influence how much empathy a person feels in a given situation. "

1} The word “insula” is the latin word for the “island”. What is the island of the human brain and what are its functions? Today the insula is considered a separate lobe of the human brain. Among all of the lobes, it seems that the insula is often marginalized. For that reason, it is considered to be very mystical among medical students because there is so little information about this structure "

https://www.kenhub.com/en/library/anatomy/insula-en

I also heard he was buying CNN. 

I think he's bluffing. 

Maybe you are not very good at attacking

Maybe.

So it should be obvious to anyone that claims to have studied and had memorised the  the  gospel  that Luke (writing decades after the fact)  simply couldn't have invented the words spoken by the angel Gabriel. So  why make up a prediction that had already failed!?

If you think time, space and matter don't exist, then why in the fuck do you live life as though they do?

Louisiana now requires the ten commandments on a small poster in each classroom. What do you all think about this? 

You are very mixed up and are mixing up text. I guess that's your thing.

Well, I am just saying it’s better than its "burn the witch" history. I dont like being burned.

I often say things I dont mean. Most people do it without even knowing, but I at least know.

'Could a plant think, if it developed some sort of planty brain, or some method not a brain yet supports same end function?

I'd agree that for 'us,

Much of existence would not exist, for us,

But I think it'd still exist.

I think therefore I am aware.

Without sensory awareness the Universe would be non-existent.

Because existence and substance are concepts only relative to a conceiver and an observer.

Even then, everything we seemingly perceive, is no more than an internal reconstruction.

We assume that it is an accurate reconstruction

My dog is more of a person than you are.

No, just 49.8 percent.

No, 48.3 percent voted for Kamala.

No, just 49.8 percent.

How about 2 billion Christians who believe in the Bible and that their God exists? In fact all religions and the majority of the worlds 7 billion people believe God exists.

Idk why people appeal to this argument. Before Christianity most of the world was polytheistic. Did that mean the polytheistic gods existed? If reality is whatever the majority of humans decide it is, then boy has reality undergone some fluctuations over the course of history.

He knows he (or Epstein) won't go to Hell for banging hookers

And Trump supporters think God chose him to lead USA.

Only stupid people voted for Trump. Remember that he didn't get 50 percent of the votes

• It's absent from the earliest Greek manuscripts. Even the later ones are inconsistent about how it's phrased.
  
• A good indication that a passage has been interpolated, or inserted into the original manuscript, is when it appears at the bottom, top, or sides of a text instead of in the text, as it appears in this image (that's the Johannine Comma at the bottom).
  
• There's academic debate about whether Cyprian was quoting the Comma, but in any case he was writing in the third century, when Trinitarian ideology was already developing. And consider that other pro-Trinitarian patriarchs, like Athanasius, or Origen, who had every reason to appeal to the passage if they were aware of it, never did.
  
• Jerome didn't like that it was translated faithfully in other manuscripts because accurate translations undermined church doctrine. "Indeed, it has come to our notice that in this letter some unfaithful translators have gone far astray from the truth of the faith, for in their edition they provide just the words for three [witnesses]—namely water, blood and spirit—and omit the testimony of the Father, the Word and the Spirit, by which the Catholic faith is especially strengthened--" Because if it doesn't strengthen Catholic dogma, it must be wrong, right?
  
• Nah there's no grammatical problems with the original Greek.
  
• The Council of Carthage was in the fifth century, when Trinitarian ideology was coming to a peak. The church had decided what it wanted to believe and canonized it, regardless of what the text explicitly states; it's been doing that ever since.
  

Tl;dr: The Johannine Comma is just so inconsistently attested to in the manuscripts that most translations of the Bible omit it as spurious. When a passage is original, it's usually copied in the same way, with the same phrasing, in the same place, by scribes. When it's not original, it moves around, appears in some texts but not others, and the phrasing varies. The evidence is pretty conclusive.

I tried soaking 500 grams of grass in about 2 liters of water for about 2 hours, also crushing it a bit.

The resulting liquid was brown, slightly dark color.

The taste is not that enjoyable, but scientifically speaking, it should contain energy. Whats unclear is how much energy, because finding information about how much sugar, protein and fiber is extracted is really difficult.

Many studies have been published on the negative correlation between IQ and religion.  Bright people are less likely to believe in gods and of those who do, they are less likely to follow dogmatic religions.

you have a very active imagination. Good luck with that.

Me and my friend just realized that almost all the most Famous Kennedys have had problems with their brain, and more often than not, it ended up being fatal. Obviously, JFK and Bobby were shot in the brain. RFK Jr. had the Brainworms. Ted Kennedy died due to a brain tumor. Rose Kennedy had mental problems, and then suffered much more later on because of a lobotomy. 

Michael Kennedy died in a skiing accident when he crashed into a tree, but the technical cause of death was attributed to brain trauma. Joe Kennedy died from complications due to a stroke. These two are a bit more unrelated, but you can see how they get tied to brain problems.

Then we start to get to some pretty big stretches. JFK Jr. died in a plane crash. I mean, his brain technically had some major problems because of that, right? Kathleen and Joseph Kennedy also died in plane crashes, so we can expand that to them too. David Kennedy died from a drug OD, but this was following some serious mental health problems he was going through. Mary Kennedy (Estranged wife of RFK Jr.) committed suicide, so you can chalk that up to mental health problems too. Joan Kennedy (Wife of Ted) is still alive, but has also struggled with alcoholism and has been hospitalized for brain trauma In the past. Patrick J. Kennedy (son of Ted) is also still alive but has been diagnosed with Bipolar disorder and Depression. 

Anyways, thought this would be fun to share with you guys, and to serve as a constant reminder never to piss off a witch.

How accurate is this?

Democrats know why they lost, it’s the stupid voters, they didn't insult and condescend to them enough.

That was said to Moses alone and has nothing to do with circumcision. 

The Bible eyewitnesses have withstood the test of time.

Quite frankly, the above statement resolves nothing.

If a book of myths and legends is reprinted, then it is reprinted.