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Re: Unexplained uneasy feeling
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No its very true not everything can be explained so it shouldn't be accepted as a fact on the basis of "just because"...similarly it shouldn't be dismissed out of hand for the same reasons. It all tends to start getting into the "Religious dogma elitist" area....when no-one tries to explain and puts others down just because they don't have that blind faith/understanding/ability(in this case sensitivity) I'm not trying to come on all one-sided(though I think it looks like it)but surely it isn't all down to scepticism/fear of the unknown that prevents all humans from possessing the same sensitivities that some possess in fact or claim to possess to make out they are something they aren't. Is that fear really so deep rooted in the human psyche?


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6th July 2011ce
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