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Re: Unexplained uneasy feeling
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I'm a firm believer that everything has an explanation... even if we aren't advanced enough mentally to know what it is yet.


Yup, agree with you there – we only have to look at technological developments over the last hundred years or so to see that in action. The fact that we can stand on a hillside somewhere in Britain and, with a little mobile gizmo in our ear, talk to someone on the other side of the planet is pretty amazing. Who’s to say what developments will be commonplace in a hundred years from now, let alone a thousand... if we’re still around.

I believe that if it occurs on this planet it must be of this planet...


Not sure I entirely agree with that. Quantum physics is way beyond me but listening to those who’ve got a handle on it, and their talk of (eleven?) dimensions, kinda puts everything into the ‘anything goes from anywhere’ basket... including ghosts (for want of a better word ;-)


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