Comments by "" (@nightmareTomek) on "TED" channel.

  1. Jesus you certainly don't think like me. You think, you're inerrant. It's not like you believe in truth, but instead it's truth whatever you believe. Don't you also believe in God?
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  2. And the former just a story. So chi is electrical energy, well our body does have some of it, we know that since we studied biology. Cool. Angel summoning proven on some documentary? That's fraud. Telepathy? A magic trick. People shooting each other and catching the bullets with their mouths? As much a magic trick, as telepathy.
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  3. Alright.. I did. Impressive. But. There are a lot of buts. First of all these are all just single videos of single individuals. They hide their secrets, hide themselves from the public. Not many scientists get a chance to investigate. The guy drilling his head? He drills always on the temple. Maybe it really is chi and he's superhuman. But it's likely possible he implanted a piece of metal into that place. People in this world go through great lengths to fool others. The chi healer, heals yet doesn't want anyone else to be a healer with his technique. Strange. Though I'm not denying the possibility that the electricity inside the body can be controlled by the individual. It would be pretty interesting, if it turns out to be true, proven by science in a few decades. But, it's again as likely that he found a way to trick us. Super thin, invisible wire connected to some battery, controlled by his feet. A 10 minutes video isn't enough to decide, which of it is true. And the levitation... same thing. Impressive, but far too unsatisfactory analyzed. They again don't levitate very high, they are still connected to the ground by sticks... Maybe it's not spiritual, but some new technology? So it comes down to belief. You can believe what you see in a few videos. Or not. I won't choose a side. I will neither believe straight away nor deny the possibilities. All I know is that I watched a video. And frankly speaking, I think everybody should be like this. Instead of choosing a side and then insulting the other one. And the angelic summoning? That really sounds too far fetched, even if you do believe in chi.
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  4. Jesus And you also know for sure that you haven't been tricked, don't you?
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  5. Jesus Where was chi measured scientifically?
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  6. Jesus I saw a video, where someone could control his chi, which was described as electric field, through meditation. He could give small electro shocks like people after playing basketball, only intentionally. But that doesn't mean, that he's an immortal son of God. He will still die like any other human. Why would you believe otherwise? And likewise did Jesus.
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  7. Jesus I didn't say I want to train this... Needs like 40 years and then I can levitate? That's a pretty useless skill, it's used primarily to entertain people. Can you do any of these things you believe in?
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  8. Btw, I saw a video once, where a guy could cut a bullet shot from a revolver with a katana. I think it's very possible to do this. Some individuals can achieve superhuman things. But every time there's also a lot of training involved. But they cannot defy physics, the best they can do is harness a power we don't know anything about yet.
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  9.  @adammaxwell5250  Yea but listen to this: THE SUN IS YELLOW! See how my immensely clever (ly dumb) statement destroyed you and everything you ever thought? Hahahahahaha. Call me the NightmareDestroyerOfComments!!!!! Wahahaahahahahahahaa. Crawl back in SHAME to the hole you came from aahahaha. On the more serious note though: I haven't the slightest idea what you're trying to say.
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  10. So how do you meditate correctly?
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  11. 1: Your instrument is only a set of random sounds. It's like going into the forest and hearing nature and animals - nobody would call that music. 2: Beethoven is boring after playing/hearing it too often, but this applies to everything in the world. It's important to note after how many hearings it starts to bore, because that's a factor of how good the music is. Bad music starts to bore during the first playthrough. 3: To change Beethovens music you could also change/intensify dynamics and tempo. That's what I do when getting bored playing the same thing over and over. There's no need to keep the BPS in a phrase and wait for the composer to write "rit.". 4. If you change the music so much it's not recognizable any more, it's your improvisation, maybe inspired by Beethoven. Not a variation of Beethoven's.
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  12. If they can spot rebels of their system, they'll take them out. The only way to fight this is if everyone becomes a rebel. But how can that be done, if the majority is unwilling to learn and is convinced, that they aren't/cannot be manipulated?
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