Trees and stones with powers to throw?

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Astralcat A
Astralcat May 23, 2012 09:39:59
Replying to Resonox

It's a tragedy indeed for the brain cell that cannot conceieve beyond it's own knowledge limits - it might as well be in mothballs.

(formely known as Sea Cat)

T thesweetcheat
thesweetcheat May 23, 2012 19:24:08
Replying to Astralcat

Astralcat wrote:
It's a tragedy indeed for the brain cell that cannot conceieve beyond it's own knowledge limits - it might as well be in mothballs.

(formely known as Sea Cat)

Quite right, there would be no scientific advances ever.

Exciting new identity there Mr FormerTSC.

R Resonox
Resonox May 23, 2012 21:19:30
Replying to Astralcat

Astralcat wrote:
It's a tragedy indeed for the brain cell that cannot conceieve beyond it's own knowledge limits - it might as well be in mothballs.

(formely known as Sea Cat)

All brains do have the capacity for reaching beyond their limits...as they to to dream and imagine beyond the realms of possibility.....but to tether this wild soaring spirit by pretending all goals are restricted by mysterious powers is wrong..imo