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Lightning strike tragedy: Thai father killed in bed as family watches in horror

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4 minutes ago, Yellowtail said:

And there's not a shred of evidence against the existence of karma, nor divine justice, nor anything divine or supernatural.

Do you need divine or supernatural interference for Karma to apply? Why can't it be built into the algorithms  that powers this simulation? 

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    Next time someone says to me "more likely to get struck by lightning" ... going to think of this story. Never would have thought one could be struck by lightning "inside" their home.  

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    They have metal roof.  At least put a lighting conductor near by.  Morons.

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2 hours ago, Yellowtail said:
2 hours ago, Skeptic7 said:

Huh...whaaa

 

OK, you're right. Nothing silly, but rather totally whack-O. Just another of myriad silly copout superstitions. No such thing as karma or divine justice...the universe doesn't care. It's incapable. It's not sentient. 

You're stating that as fact, can you prove it? 

Why would he have to prove something for which there has never, ever, been any evidence for it's existence?

4 minutes ago, Yellowtail said:

 

And there's not a shred of evidence against the existence of karma, nor divine justice, nor anything divine or supernatural. So I reject the silly notion that they do not exist based on lack of evidence. That they do not exist is also illogical and unreasonable, based on what comports with reality and the solutions uncovered by the best method of discovering answers to what is real and true...the scientific process.

 

We good? 

Nope. Not even close. Not even same universe close, but that's OK. Continue believing in yo "woo" and I'll continue accepting truth and actual reality, based on reason, logic and demonstrable evidence supported by the scientific method.

 

So now that is cleared up...I'm good. 

23 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Why would he have to prove something for which there has never, ever, been any evidence for it's existence?

Why would I have to prove something exists for which there has never, ever, been any evidence for its non-existence?

 

 

 

22 minutes ago, Skeptic7 said:

Nope. Not even close. Not even same universe close, but that's OK. Continue believing in yo "woo" and I'll continue accepting truth and actual reality, based on reason, logic and demonstrable evidence supported by the scientific method.

 

So now that is cleared up...I'm good. 

Wow, that's a really strong argument, just claim you have actually reality on your side. That seems easy enough, here, let me try:

 

Okay, you keep believing you your nonsense, and I'll continue accepting truth and actual reality, based on reason, logic and demonstrable evidence supported by the scientific method.

 

How as that? 

 

 

 

4 minutes ago, Yellowtail said:
29 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Why would he have to prove something for which there has never, ever, been any evidence for it's existence?

Why would I have to prove something exists for which there has never, ever, been any evidence for its non-existence?

 

No one asked you to prove it.

14 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

No one asked you to prove it.

Too late, I already did. 

 

Dude made an unsupportable claim, and I asked him to support it, he couldn't. No sure how you got your teat in the wringer over it. 

1 hour ago, Yellowtail said:

No sure how you got your teat in the wringer over it. 

By virtue of this site being a public forum, that's how; not sure how you don't understand that.

1 hour ago, Yellowtail said:

Too late, I already did. 

 

Dude made an unsupportable claim, and I asked him to support it, he couldn't. No sure how you got your teat in the wringer over it. 

"Dude" accepted your statement and rephrased. Twas no longer a claim. Had you just stopped there, you wouldn't appear so foolish and lost trying to support and defend your irrational woo-💩

 

That cannot be made any more crystal clear...even for you.

 

We good🤣

On 10/29/2023 at 7:57 AM, Skeptic7 said:

Sad and sucks for sure, but where's all the silly "karma" comments nowOr 'his time was up'...or other such nonsenseThe Universe is random, dangerous, hit and miss pure chance. Lightning would have struck regardless whether he was there or not. No matter how "good" or "bad" a person. 

So reassuring to read a post on here from someone who knows everything.

14 hours ago, Chris Daley said:

They have metal roof.  At least put a lighting conductor near by.  Morons.

Nice attitude!

3 hours ago, Skeptic7 said:

"Dude" accepted your statement and rephrased. Twas no longer a claim. Had you just stopped there, you wouldn't appear so foolish and lost trying to support and defend your irrational woo-💩

 

That cannot be made any more crystal clear...even for you.

 

We good🤣

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