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Do you believe in Anything? And, why?

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I strongly believe in the ignore button. It's just a shame it doesn't work for the suggested threads on the right side of the page.

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  • Gottfrid
    Gottfrid

    I believe in that you start a lot of rubbish threads, because there is a trail of evidence on AN forum.

  • VocalNeal
    VocalNeal

    Mostly I deny nothing; but question everything.

  • novacova
    novacova

    You have no clue what you’re on about as well as your credibility which is in the tank given that the subject is over your thought grade.

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3 minutes ago, wil iam not said:

Here we go again.

What? I can't say what I believe in? Remember, this is a personal thing Will.

1 minute ago, fredwiggy said:

What? I can't say what I believe in? Remember, this is a personal thing Will.

And conversely, can I say what I do not believe in without you calling me?

How does one 'believe' in their family? I love and appreciate them, but 'believe' is a bit over the top.

And as for God and the alledged Afterlife, keep that to yourself. as you just said 'it is your personal thing'

5 minutes ago, ballpoint said:

I strongly believe in the ignore button. It's just a shame it doesn't work for the suggested threads on the right side of the page.

Yes, it is off topic but yyou brought it up.The boxes on the right seem so irrelevant to me. Topics, Most Popular Posts, Popular Days (how silly, who needs to know that), Posted Images, Popular in the Pub. The Latest Posts one seems relevant.

What do they all mean or add to a Member's Asean Now 'Experience?'

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8 minutes ago, wil iam not said:

And conversely, can I say what I do not believe in without you calling me?

How does one 'believe' in their family? I love and appreciate them, but 'believe' is a bit over the top.

And as for God and the alledged Afterlife, keep that to yourself. as you just said 'it is your personal thing'

Yes, it is off topic but yyou brought it up.The boxes on the right seem so irrelevant to me. Topics, Most Popular Posts, Popular Days (how silly, who needs to know that), Posted Images, Popular in the Pub. The Latest Posts one seems relevant.

What do they all mean or add to a Member's Asean Now 'Experience?'

I will never put anyone down because they don't believe in God, as he's the judge and not I.

Your family is the most precious thing you have, even if some of them are out there, so believing in them shows them you are proud of them and happy that they are alive, even if some of it isn't exactly what you believe in.

The OP asked what do you believe in, so I answered. If a person hates or doesn't believe in God, that's their deal, and they shouldn't get miffed if others believe, as the majority on earth do.

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12 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:

And, I am no fool, by any means.

Oh really?…

16 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:

The PARTICLE Theory is no-longer valid, as you should know by now.

Utterly foolish.

Too much lsd perhaps?

5 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

I will never put anyone down because they don't believe in God, as he's the judge and not I.

Because they do not believe in YOUR God, as he is YOUR judge, NOT mine.

Where is the proof that the majority do. Please show us the percentages of people who believe in which Gods. Thanks.

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1 minute ago, wil iam not said:

Because they do not believe in YOUR God, as he is YOUR judge, NOT mine.

God is everyone's judge, whether they believe in him or not. As I mentioned before, everyone will find out when they pass, and then it might be too late to change a way of thinking. How can God not be our judge if he doesn't exist?

4 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

God is everyone's judge, whether they believe in him or not. As I mentioned before, everyone will find out when they pass, and then it might be too late to change a way of thinking. How can God not be our judge if he doesn't exist?

You are one stubborn SOB Fred. He is not my judge and never will be. Stop with the vague threats that I will be judged by someone or thing I do not believe in. Why dont you take a day off and do something fun today?

8 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

How can God not be our judge if he doesn't exist?

How can Manchester Wednesday Football team win the Premiership if they do not exist? 555

11 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

As I mentioned before, everyone will find out when they pass,

No, as you INSISTED before.................

11 minutes ago, marin said:

You are one stubborn SOB Fred. He is not my judge and never will be. Stop with the vague threats that I will be judged by someone or thing I do not believe in. Why dont you take a day off and do something fun today?

That's just what I believe marin, and not meant to threaten you. You have your own mind and can choose your destiny. All I do as a Christian is pass his word. What you do is your choice and again, I will not put anyone down for what they believe in.

7 minutes ago, wil iam not said:

No, as you INSISTED before.................

I responded to the OP with my beliefs, so this shouldn't go further right? It's a personal thing. You say yours and I say mine. I have a few good friends that are atheists and we get along fine, as that never comes up.

2 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

I responded to the OP with my beliefs, so this shouldn't go further right? It's a personal thing. You say yours and I say mine. I have a few good friends that are atheists and we get along fine, as that never comes up.

OK, over and done with as long as you do not mention your God again.

36 minutes ago, wil iam not said:

And conversely, can I say what I do not believe in without you calling me?

How does one 'believe' in their family? I love and appreciate them, but 'believe' is a bit over the top.

And as for God and the alledged Afterlife, keep that to yourself. as you just said 'it is your personal thing'

Yes, it is off topic but yyou brought it up.The boxes on the right seem so irrelevant to me. Topics, Most Popular Posts, Popular Days (how silly, who needs to know that), Posted Images, Popular in the Pub. The Latest Posts one seems relevant.

What do they all mean or add to a Member's Asean Now 'Experience?'

You cultivate family, friends, traditions and culture, don’t you?

Same thing, just different words. Maybe lack of cultivation is part of the problem. We take too much for granted and forget that traditions and culture need effort to stay alive.

2 minutes ago, wil iam not said:

OK, over and done with as long as you do not mention your God again.

God is a part of millions of lives and none of us aren't anything but happy he exists. Many here believe in him and will say so, but arguing about God, politics or money gets nowhere, even though politics is something many here argue about, and look what happens.

3 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

God is a part of millions of lives and none of us aren't anything but happy he exists. Many here believe in him and will say so, but arguing about God, politics or money gets nowhere, even though politics is something many here argue about, and look what happens.

I have seen very few, if any, so called 'believers stick up for their God.

There were only four true believers who actually said that they were. Davy Jones, Mickey Dolenz, Peter Tork and Mike Nesmith. 555

27 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

God is everyone's judge, whether they believe in him or not.

Thats a belief, not a fact. Two different things.

2 minutes ago, wil iam not said:

I have seen very few, if any, so called 'believers stick up for their God.

There were only four true believers who actually said that they were. Davy Jones, Mickey Dolenz, Peter Tork and Mike Nesmith. 555

I've actually seen no believers that didn't. Was in Catholic school for 8 years before high school. The only changes I've ever noticed in people I've known all along were a few that believed in possible reincarnation, which I don't, thinking we only get one chance, but I won't argue to them about it, as I nor them know if that happens. Again, this topic is do you believe in anything, so I've said mine.

4 minutes ago, Hummin said:

Thats a belief, not a fact. Two different things.

Yes, it is a belief. No one will know for sure until they personally pass on.

Just to prove tha AI is wrong quite often and using out dated data to give it's answers, this is from Perplexity. No mention of any God anywhere.

fredwiggy is an active user on the ASEAN Now (aseannow.com) forum—a Thailand/ASEAN expat discussion community—who posts mainly in threads about relationships, life in Thailand, and social commentary.

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Direct, opinionated comments about Thailand's population and intercultural relationships aseannow+1

ASEAN Now is Thailand's oldest expat forum (formerly ThaiVisa), now owned by The Thaiger media group. The forum covers Thailand news, visa/immigration advice, property, relationships, and general expat discussion.reddit+3

Given your own life (referring to me I guess) in Thailand and interest in expat topics, fredwiggy appears to be another long-term expat sharing experiences about relationships and living in Thailand.

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13 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

I've actually seen no believers that didn't.

English only on AN.

17 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

I've known all along were a few that believed in possible reincarnation, which I don't, thinking we only get one chance, but I won't argue to them about it, as I nor them know if that happens.

Some people claim texts about reincarnation were removed from the Bible.

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Of course...

If I HAD to believe in SOMETHING, then....

I think I would HAVE to believe in,

Brodie Girls.

16 minutes ago, wil iam not said:

Just to prove tha AI is wrong quite often and using out dated data to give it's answers, this is from Perplexity. No mention of any God anywhere.

fredwiggy is an active user on the ASEAN Now (aseannow.com) forum—a Thailand/ASEAN expat discussion community—who posts mainly in threads about relationships, life in Thailand, and social commentary.

Key facts about fredwiggy's forum activity:

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Forum posts found

At least 3–4 visible posts across different threads aseannow+2

Recent activity

Post on October 3, 2025 in "I won't be back" thread aseannow

2024 activity

Post on March 7, 2024 in "Breaking up with a Thai girl" thread aseannow

2026 activity

Post on March 21, 2026 in "Do expats in Thailand see relationships differently over time?" aseannow

Topics discussed

Relationships with Thai people, expat life in Thailand, social/cultural observations

Post style

Direct, opinionated comments about Thailand's population and intercultural relationships aseannow+1

ASEAN Now is Thailand's oldest expat forum (formerly ThaiVisa), now owned by The Thaiger media group. The forum covers Thailand news, visa/immigration advice, property, relationships, and general expat discussion.reddit+3

Given your own life (referring to me I guess) in Thailand and interest in expat topics, fredwiggy appears to be another long-term expat sharing experiences about relationships and living in Thailand.

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AI is not automatically wrong, and it is not automatically right. You need some basic knowledge, you need to ask the right questions, and you need to check the answers. Look at the sources, compare them, and keep asking until the answer makes sense, with the evidences. AI is a tool. The value depends on how you use it, and if you keep your own brain switched on.

Like the pic from Save the frog above AI says :

The image uses a real historical controversy, but turns it into a stronger claim than the evidence supports. Justinian and the church condemned some Origenist ideas, especially pre-existence of souls, but there is no solid evidence that reincarnation was removed from Christian scriptures.

And this is where you need to work with it. You do not just accept one claim because it sounds true. You investigate around it, check other sources, compare what is said, and look for what can actually be proven.

But many people now just copy and paste things and take them for granted. That has become normal all over the web.

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1 hour ago, novacova said:

Too much lsd perhaps?

I never touched a drop.

The Particle Theory is sort of a model, and approximation.

However, being a model, it is NOT Reality,, I think.

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1 hour ago, ballpoint said:

I strongly believe in the ignore button. It's just a shame it doesn't work for the suggested threads on the right side of the page.

I would far prefer an IGNORANCE button.

However, this will never happen.

3 minutes ago, GammaGlobulin said:

I never touched a drop.

The Particle Theory is sort of a model, and approximation.

However, being a model, it is NOT Reality,, I think.

More non-understandable drivel

And as you are not recieving Messages, I shall say this openly.

It is time someone, me, commented on the rubbish you regularly post, starting many OPs in one day sometimes, and very often your own answers out-number others.

I have you on ignore, but am so curious to see what the latest drivel is, so I open it up. I need a good laugh in the morning.

I am so surprised that most of your OPs are not deleted on first posting. Why not give it a week, or month's rest.

I believe there's an abundance of propaganda masquerading as the "truth" promulgated by the so-called "authorities." So I read everything and make up my own mind.

14 hours ago, BarraMarra said:

I Firmly believe in the afterlife the body and soul are carried in a vessel once that vessel has done its job ie as in death we move to a higher plain. We will not be visible or be felt by family but we will be noticed in sense and feeling.

I have had multiple cystoscopies under anaesthesia. My

experience is always the same – I go under in the operating

room, wake up in the recovery room, with a total blank and no

sense of time in between. When we sleep, we dream, and

have a sense of time passing. With anaesthesia, our senses

are entirely disconnected. So if the anaesthetist makes a

mistake and sends me into that blank state permanently, I am

supposed to wake up either singing – off-key – in a choir, or

roasting in hell? That is a leap in logic wider than the Grand

Canyon.

Kerry Packer was clinically dead before being revived by a

defibrillator. He said to his son James: “Son, I have been to the other side, and there's nothing there".

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