Controversial Topics

I seem to have a flair for expressing opinions that offend people here.

So here goes:

I’m not sure about the universe, but my theory is that the entire universe as we percieve it is composed of the same vibrational energy. Matter and space are actually composed of the same material, and the concpet of “separateness” within the universe is misinterpretation of the human nervous system. Reality, or the universe, or Existence, whatever you call it… is ONE BIG resonant energy field. Phenomenon within that field is a result of harmonic resonance of vibrational energy.

Women don’t get as much satisfaction sexually as men because of sexual relationships where communication is stifled. Men should understand that stimulating the female sex organs to orgasm isn’t as simple as it is with men. Sexual partners must communicate to learn how to meet each other’s needs. Men have a tendency to get over exited and move too quickly to orgasm without ejoying the process leading to it. The culture I live in seems to be dominated by male insecurity and insensitivity to women’s needs, but women also seem to have a hrad time educating their partners. Both men and women are guilty of being afraid to communicate their needs, and being wrapped up in their cultural roles to have an honest sexual relationship. Dudes need to chill out and learn that sex isn’t just sticking it in.

Sumblime sucks. I thought the Red Hot Chili Peppers were lame enough, and Sublime is even more cheesy than that trite mung. Thanks to the modern funk-rock traditions laid out by these tattoed Hollywood wieners, we have must now suffer the stuperous Frat-Hop of putzes like Jack Johnson. And this leads me to what has sadly been my most controversial observation: The guy from Sublime has acheieved legendary status from his cartoonish life and untimely death. He is certainly worshipped more for his persona more than his contribution to art, not unlike the beloved Stevie Ray Vaughn.

Not so far removed from super-string and m-brane theories.

So right. You have to pull out too. In. Out. In. Out. So on and so forth.

you’re only cumming 10% of the time you masturbate? are you sure youre using the ‘right tunnel’?

aisle seat please.

no… I meant that when I’m doing it…it’s like I’m cumming… all the time, it’s like I’m cumming…

except I’m really cumming. all the time. everyday. any chance I get. It’s nothing short of miraculous - blacking out and hyperventilating due to the sheer, unadulerated bliss in that 20-30 seconds.

so whatever the best batting average is that you can think of would be… THAT’S WHAT I’M WORKIN’ WITH.

put that in your pipe and scccchmoke it.

:wink:

The human mind seems to tell itself that there is obviously one formula or idea to explain every question they could concoct. Religion, Political Ideology, Social Theory, Arts Movements, whatever… These are efforts to create Belief Systems to make sense of this crazy world.

I will use Robert Anton Wilson’s abbreviation to Belief Sytem in this post… BS.

Once people started becoming self aware, and aware of their environment, they start asking themselves questions “Where did this shit come from?”, “Where did I come from?”, etc.

The obvious answer for many seemed to be: Everything originates somewhere. So what do you call that? Well one word is God.

The word God seems to be quite useful in symbolizing that which is beyond the comprehension of human consciousness. I mean, that which is beyond the comprehension of human consciousness is a very tricky thing for a human consciousness to comprehend. This reality can really make you crazy. People spend some time thinking about it, and they start going crazy, so they concoct some BS to help make sense of their reality.

People like to fight over their BS. A lot of people define God in their BS as something that exists, but they still disagree as to how God exists. Some peoples’ BS says that God doesn’t exist at all.

I try not to adhere to any rigid BS, but I’m not afraid of trying to understand the language and ideas of different belief systems and using them to communicate with people.

What I don’t understand about the debate between the existence or non-existence of God seems to lie somewhere in the problem I see in most human iquiries into the nature of reality, that being that most of this inquiry is predicated on the concept that EVERYONE AGREES THAT “THINGS EXIST”, and that ALL THINGS THAT EXIST, EXIST IN THE SAME WAY.

So to me the best explanation I can come up with is that almost everyone can agree upon as being “real” or “existing” are things that can be experienced by the human nervous system via sensory information. Most people agree on the reality of these things. Some people agree on some things beyond the senses like God, Truth, Beauty, Sin, but can’t agree on an accurate definition.

My intuition says that “reality” is a construct of human consciousness, and that there may, or may not be some deeper underlying truth as to the nature of that experience. In my BS, that deeper truth can be symbolized with language, but not accurately defined in a way I feel is absolutely “TRUE”.

I am likely to believe in lot’s of complicated words put together to explain things I can’t understand by people who do experiments and collect data to describe causes of phenomena in the material world in the from of a BS called Science. These people argue about the nature of physical reality all the time, and there is certainly no definitive truth available there, but it is a useful resource for lot’s of practical information you can use to make things happen in the material world.

I am also likely to belief that there is a force outside of human consciousness from which “THE UNIVERSE” originated (as much as a universe can originate). I also am very inclined to believe that the force or being or whatever you call it, could not be defined in terms of human consciousness, so trying to “understand” it or explain it with language never really works too satisfactorily. IT would be something better experienced than explained. I think some experiences serve as much better metaphors for “truth” or “God” than words or ideas. I think the exoerience of God transcends to duality of language. I mean it only makes sense to me that God would transcend duality. God would have to be outside of all, and within all. God has to BE EVERYTHING.

I am not inclined to believe what many people these days go for. That’s a BS that says God is SOME GUY sitting on a cloud with a beard reading a book of names judging human souls’ worth. This doesn’t quite mesh well with my understanding of God existing outside of human consciousness, or something that exists within all life. SOME GUY is just some guy. I think the mythology of this BS comes from a desire to oversimplify the experience of reality, and create a definition of Truth that makes it easy to define who the good guys are and who the bad guys are. That way you can fight each other.

I have a hard time believing that’s what God is for. I think it might just be peoples’ BS.

I also see Atheism as a direct response to all the havoc wrecked on humanity by the BS of a materialistic God. I think the Atheist is not disagreeing with the existenc of God, but making a defiant stand against a particularly oppressive definition of God. In that sense, the Atheist is only making up a sub-sect of the same BS: Those who don’t believe it.

Mmmm…

A bit of the old in/out, in/out…

Booji Boy - GOOD post!

touchet moma, touchet.

however, i cant imagine your husband/bf being too happy about the 30-40% comment!

here’s one. i’ve said it before, and this probably belongs in that other thread, but what the hell…

i do believe that the U.S. gov’t had a direct hand in, and specific knowledge of the destruction of the W.T.C.
it’s not even hard to see, given the mountains of extrememly damning evidence at hand (that are so conveniently swept under the rug by the corporate controlled media and other powers that be).
in fact, i think that people who absolutely refuse to accept this as at least a possibility can only hold this stance because they refuse to view the considerable evidence of it.
were they to do this, the “official story” just does not hold up. not in the least. in fact, the “offical story” is downright insulting to anyone who can think and question things for themselves, which we are certainly subtly/blatantly discouraged from doing.

i’m not a conspiracy nut, not in the least. i just happen to be convinced that this is true by evidence that makes it appear quite obvious. google “loose change video”. be truly appalled.
i’ll drop it now though, because it’s bound to ruffle feathers, and we certainly wouldn’t want that.

!!!CONTROVERSY!!!

p.s. not actually trying to start a debate here. this is just my most thought about “controversial” subject. do with it what you will.

^ The 9/11 “conspiracy” theories are so right on. Definitely watch that Loose Change video. I stopped trying to ponder the way the world works. I just end up terrified. Truly terrified.

I would like to hear from Brian on this matter. ;D :sunglasses: :-X

i totally agree with you

im wondering something…are there people on here who really dont masturbate at all?

odd and prying question.

nevermind.

piss slit.

whoa whoa…but wait…we all have a right to know if you masturbate or not.

make a poll neck, and you’ll get some answers

Alright, I want to talk about race for a second. Recently, we’ve seen alot of advances in the way races are perceived in this country. For example, Barack Obama is the first black Presidential Candidate with any real chance of winning. We recently saw the first black coach win a Super Bowl.

However, if we address them as the “first black” to do something, are we not just furthuring the gap between races? Are we not just shedding more light on the differences between us all? I mean, I’m all for diversity, but aren’t we looking to get rid of these titles? I would think that it shouldn’t matter if you’re the “first black” to do something. You’re just another human being, why does it matter what color your skin is?

It matters because of our history, but I definitely understand and to some degree agree that bringing it up over and over just perpetuates more racism. Still, some would say not mentioning it would be ignoring the problem of racism.

I’m not sure which viewpoint is correct.

I think addressing racism is one issue that we still need to deal with. Certainly, the country, and the world, is in no way free of it. But I think that this might be adding to the problems.

And you’re the evilest of them all.

X)