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| Netto Germanicus
1) The legalization of Hemp I think should be top priority everywhere, it is a plant of many uses and has been with human kind for thousands of years. Silly political interest though has demonized it. Here is a link to a chart with all the diff. uses; from bio-fuel to textile and medical use. http://destinedreign.tumblr.com/post/24042274690 |
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| h2o2
(@airknight22)
11 months, 2 weeks ago ago
3) As cruel as it may sound, i think death penalty is the only way to decrease the ever increasing crime rate in the world. 4) I also love pictures of nature! Well everytime i want to look at one, i just search the internet. |
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| Insightfulwords
(@cgriffiths90)
11 months, 2 weeks ago ago
I’m glad I’m not the only rookie at this thing! I purposefully picked this topic because it is so debatable and people could really get into a good conversation about it. I’m glad that you have educated yourself on the reasons that it was first made illegal in the first place. The main reason it isn’t legal is because it would put a lot of major companies out of business and God knows that people are after money more than they are the cure to cancer or saving the ozone layer! |
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| Mike Glass.
(@dogsarebadpeople)
11 months, 2 weeks ago ago
@cgriffiths90, what you said about wishing you had more friends to talk about the universe & existence, I agree completely… They’re hard to find in your immediate area. That’s why I love this site so damn much. I’ve been thinking about the universe a lot lately… may not be true, but still interesting to think about & if nothing else these ideas open your mind to new possibilities. |
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| Insightfulwords
(@cgriffiths90)
11 months, 2 weeks ago ago
@dogsarebadpeople |
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| Insightfulwords
(@cgriffiths90)
11 months, 2 weeks ago ago
@airknight22 |
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| Insightfulwords
(@cgriffiths90)
11 months, 2 weeks ago ago
@netto |
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| Insightfulwords
(@cgriffiths90)
11 months, 2 weeks ago ago
@mwinship13 |
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| Insightfulwords
(@cgriffiths90)
11 months, 2 weeks ago ago
@born2tap |
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| Insightfulwords
(@cgriffiths90)
11 months, 2 weeks ago ago
@donjaime23 |
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| Insightfulwords
(@cgriffiths90)
11 months, 2 weeks ago ago
@0negative |
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| Insightfulwords
(@cgriffiths90)
11 months, 2 weeks ago ago
@skye I just wanted everyone else to be able to see what you were talking about, that would be so amazing to see, look at the colors and all the detail in the rock wow, I’m seriously taken back and wish I could see that in person someday! |
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| Insightfulwords
(@cgriffiths90)
11 months, 2 weeks ago ago
@jpete011 |
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| Insightfulwords
(@cgriffiths90)
11 months, 2 weeks ago ago
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| Insightfulwords
(@cgriffiths90)
11 months, 2 weeks ago ago
Thank you for informing me about such a huge detail about cannabis, I had previously known that it was the only plant that had differential male and female forms, but I didn’t really know that males had no bud. Thanks for that little bit of information! The government needs money there have been so many conspiracies dealing with people creating or discovering things that could ultimately promote the productivity of saving this planet, but no, that is not the way to make money. Such bull-shit! |
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| Jameson
(@donjaime23)
11 months, 2 weeks ago ago
@cgriffiths90, Hemp is legal, just not used as much as it used to be because of its tendency to rot. It used to be the standard material for ropes. Nowadays it’s mostly used in the clothing and “green materials” industries, but even those products have something of a social stigma attached to them (ie if you use hemp-based products, you’re a stoner…which is utterly ridiculous.) Hemp seed is used extensively in animal feeds and bird seed, and due to its extremely high protein and omega fatty acid content, is also becoming fairly mainstream in the health food industry. I was being a wise-ass about the hemp/marijuana terminology :P The owl was pretty cool. I just think it’s funny how our culture regards the owl as a totem of wisdom even though it craps out of its mouth. Random factoid: In the cultures of the Peruvian coastal deserts, the Burrowing Owl is feared as an omen of death. |
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| Bryan Turner
(@billhicks)
11 months, 2 weeks ago ago
With regard to weed/hemp I think its idiotic that it is illegal when other far more dangerous drugs such as alcohol and tobacco are legal. obviously these are not my ideas just something other people have said which I happen to agree with =) As for Buddhism / Christianity I was raised Catholic and began questioning some of the ideas within the religion early enough in my life and luckily was able to walk away from it completely after a few years as an agnostic. During the period when I was still unsure of what to believe I did look into Buddhism an though I really liked a lot of the ideas expressed in it but for some reason during this process I realised religion in itself was not for me. Anyway that’s me for all its worth I’m new to this site also so its nice to meet you =) |
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| Insightfulwords
(@cgriffiths90)
11 months, 2 weeks ago ago
I love random facts and learning new things I didn’t new that owls crapped out their mouths, that’s gross and totally exciting. Why would there be an animal like that, is that more beneficial to them, why are they not like all all the other anal crapping animals out there? Did you know that in the twinkies were originally filled with banana creme filling until the 1920s when WWII happened and there was a banana creme shortage so they began filling the twinkies with vanilla creme until this day, although I just tried a chocolate creme filled twinkie the other day. I normally don’t eat such things because of the insect content that is permissible in such things but I was too intrigued and honestly, I had the munchies and didn’t have many other choices. Also did you know that if you leave a goldfish in the dark for too long it will turn white. Why would a burrowing owl be an omen of death, are they common, I just wanted a movie, apparently it was based on a true story about two lions in Africa that were brothers that attacked a whole town and they were thought to be angry spirits, it was uncommon because normally males do not stick together and lions attack other prey like deer and gazelle not humans, If I remember the name of the movie I shall tell you. |
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| Mike Glass.
(@dogsarebadpeople)
11 months, 2 weeks ago ago
@cgriffiths90, I just thought dogsarebadpeople to be funny, because me & a friend were stoned thinking what if a human had the characteristics of my dog… but no, I love my dog. I don’t have all the answers to your questions, I must say… first, I don’t believe there is an instrument at this time to measure different frequencies. but yes I believe we can transfer into these different frequencies, Like when we dream or have a mystical experience or astral travel only to name a few. as for existing in 2 or more realities at the same time, it’s possible… I’ve heard it talked about before. I’m not conscious of multiple realities at the same time as of now, it’s either one or the other but then again there’s alot I’m not conscious of that happens none the less. & you mentioned suicidal parasites, though i’ve never heard of them you may be on to something… parasites can kill you & some people believe you can be possessed, so it’s not too much of a stretch… the scientific testing on rats could validate the phenomenon. |
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| Insightfulwords
(@cgriffiths90)
11 months, 2 weeks ago ago 1
@dogsarebad If people had characteristics of dogs maybe they’d be less forgiving because my friends dog, no matter how longs she’s been home alone, will always be excited to see anyone as soon as they walk in the door. I’m tokin now heres to you dude! |
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| imhotep
(@imhotep)
11 months, 2 weeks ago ago
@cgriffiths90, great topics, I’m also fairly new to the site, but I’ve enjoyed it so far. 1. Legalizing help would be beneficial economicly, and (if grown responsibly) ecologically. Hemp is a diverse plant that has the versatility and tensile strength, so the probable applications are endless. Anything from clothing to paper. The ecological benefit of hemp replacing paper, is of course less deforestation. 2. I think outside of the dogma, many of Christ and Buddha’s teaching are quite profound, and beneficial for personal growth. I personally don’t have a preference for any doctrine, theory, or belief. I think they all broaden, and teach you, even if sometimes the lesson are about the dark side of the human psyche. 3. I don’t think the death penality is logical. I think its quite apparent that most crimes come as a result of poverty, deprevation, squalor, and artificial scarcity. There is the added cause of politicians trying to legislate morality. I think all of these issues have technical solutions. That leaves criminals that have underlying neurosis, and disorders primarily, as the remaining problem. These individuals should be treated with the latest in psychological, and neurological, techniques, to modify their behavior, instead of death or extreme confinement. So I think in a rational society the death penality is really not required. 4. One of the most beautiful things in nature I’v seen, is probably some of the panoramic views, in Ecuador, of the transition area between the Andes Mountains and the Amazon Basin. To beautiful to describe you have to one day experience it yourself. I also greatly enjoyed the views of the Grand Teton Mountains, in the Rockies. Those are also quite spectactular.@cgriffiths90, |
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| TheGiantSquid
(@thegiantsquid)
11 months, 2 weeks ago ago
@cgriffiths90, Now if you feel like reading this far down |
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| Grand Kahlib
the thing i said about beauty is just a preference. the cool thing about it is that it can only be relatively encompassed by words or photos and other mediums, as much is left to the individual observer to “fill in”. |
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| h2o2
(@airknight22)
11 months, 2 weeks ago ago
@cgriffiths90, I’m sorry i wasn’t able to answer 1 & 2, i can’t give a smart answer about it. And about those people who commit crimes but pay certain people to do their dirty work, they can never be arrested. What you said is true, when you have money you’re golden. One sad, sad truth is you can pay justice. In our country where money and job is scarce, certain people take advantage over this. And wow, i would love to see you’re wallpaper right now! Mine is a picture of a erupting volcano with thunders all over it. I love how nature can be beautiful and dangerous at the same time. And also you may notice that my English is pretty bad, I’m 16 and still working on it, so please just tolerate it. |
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| Th-0m
(@0negative)
11 months, 2 weeks ago ago
@cgriffiths90, http://www.buddhanet.net/e-learning/snapshot02.htm here’s a short list of the main differences. But basically Theravada is the closest thing to what Siddhartha would have wanted. It’s basically about self-liberation. Mahayana, Vajrayana,Tantra, etc, are too deity oriented. Zen is pretty dope too. |
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