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

  1. He looks like a young Carl Sagan
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  2. Life is really something. So this is good supporting evidence for the idea of a multiverse. The funny thing is that as our understanding deepens, so does the mystery.
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  3. Platform That's how an asperger tastes
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  4. Platform No one's holding a gun to your head...peace out son!
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  5. Platform It's not as cringe as you are annoying =)
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  6. +Peter House That's the only joke I can come up with that works with aspergers
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  7. +Peter House hahah, what is "trolling properly"
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  8. SilentExplosion Well, at least roles in the workplace that computers will never be able to fill, such as jobs that require the use of empathy in customer relations are safe.
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  9. +oz goz LOL
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  10. Great talk.
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  11. People who want to be rich and famous and do something great, leave a legacy behind and all this stuff just have a huge ego that needs to be stroked.
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  12. Smoke weed 24/7/365
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  13. #shakytokes
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  14. Because the sum of the parts makes up the whole? I'm just implying that we are all connected, which makes a unit of one. For example, you can say we are a platoon of soldiers or you can say we are all one platoon. You get the idea.
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  15. I support this project to deploy marijuana throughout the land.
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  16. Well that's what killed malls in the first place. Amazon, ebay, etc.. so yeah, why drive.
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  17. Wow, talk about living up to your father's expectations.
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  18. Television is damaging to the human brain and diminishes originality and intellect
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  19. DeoMachina Yea for the most part. I still haven't completely cut myself off from television, but I since largely most of the programming is crap, I was generalizing.
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  20. alejandrinos There are no peer review studys saying television is damaging to the human brain lol. Did you smoke some crack brah? Something like that would probably destroy a multi-billion dollar industry and the whole economy would screech to a grinding halt. Knowing that television is damaging to creativity and the human mind involves a deeply felt-intuition and a little bit of common sense, and you'll arrive to the same conclusion. Until then, I guess you can take your chances.
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  21. alejandrinos :-)
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  22. sweetodude Yea to some degree. But I limit how much I watch and I don't even turn on my television.
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  23. The problem is not so much parenting, but the government taking control of your kids for 8 hours a day for 18 years. In society, humans are the fundamental crop. If you mold the child's brain, the child's beliefs, you can own that child for the rest of his or her life. That's why a parent can be thrown behind bars for not sending their child to schoo. Food for thought.
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  24. we're all wankers
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  25. Everyone should learn to use PGP, especially these days. Not hard if you can read and follow instructions.
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  26. Christian Bell pretty good privacy, an encryption protocal, pretty much what they talked about in the video you just watched.
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  27. ***** I think we're on the same page if I'm not mistaken regarding faith. What I was trying to say is exactly that science, not unlike religion, requires faith in many different areas if you are to take it seriously.
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  28. David Chen Fair enough, I think I would have to agree with that :-)
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  29. Julian Walker IMO, good points, but there are a few unverifiable claims in there as well. Do you believe that reality exists independent of human consicousness? On a side note- if you believe that normative brain chemistry is dependant on neuro-transmitters like 5- hydroxytriptamine, psilocybin and DMT are very close relatives. If reality exists independent of normative brain chemistry, the basic fallacy is to assume that the world is for us, and therefore we should be able to udnerstand it. But what is an idea of reality devised and perceived through our language without the immediate sensory experience of human biology?
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  30. Julian Walker Nice channel BTW. I do some beginner yoga poses. I took a quick glances at some of your vids and I like the material so I think I'm gonna take a more thorough look.
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  31. If Bill Gates could spend $1 million dollars every single freaking day, after 80 years, that would only eat up half his fortune. The only reasonable solution is to give it away. But don't let this greedy bastard fool you into thinking he gives away his fortune out of the niceness of his heart.
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  32. Hi Charlie!
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  33. RSNJobcrest Well one reason they exist is to make money. Prison inmates are cheap labor.
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  34. The universe is expanding away from us faster and faster but what's bizarre is that according to Special Relativity (which could be complete BS but who knows), movement is relative thus there is no motion. 😺
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  35. Duncan Carter That's an interesting calculator but does it represent the accurate numbers?
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  36. Scattered, smothered & covered FTW
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  37. IMO that's great if someone out there is trying but what wealthy person would invest in the poor when there's no return? It goes aginst one of the fundamental principles of investing. So what's your take on the synopsis?
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  38. +aurora7207 I completely agree with you, mate. 100%
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  39. I know 100% without the slightest hint of doubt that the world is not going to end... anytime soon anyway
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  40. +Jeff Nylund Sad and true, but as long as the internet is around we have a fighting chance.
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  41. ***** Dentist office- ground zero for trifling personality type
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  42. Terence McKenna IMO offered the best advice if we ever want to get serious about understanding consciousness: "You see, culture is something that we wear like clothes. We are very much at ease by culture. Our mind is very much at ease by culture. And we gather the language of a given culture around us. Culture is the mind unperturbed. When a shaman goes into the wilderness, and through ordeal, or yogic practice, or breath control, or through the taking of a psychedelic substance perturbs the mind, then we see what the mind is like naked. Undressed by the clothing of language and convention. That's why there will never be a serious discussion of UFOs or consciousness itself until we leave the utterly culture-bound, provincial and hick-like attitude that science has hoisted on us about perturbing the mind. Without the use of psychedelic substances understanding the UFO dilemma is going to be as thankless a task as attempting to understand the nature of the universe without availing yourself with the use of a telescope. It is simply tying our hands behind our backs." ~Terence McKenna
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  43. I love this talk, it's comfortable for a shy fifth grader.
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  44. +Send Me Seeds Music 6:26 was very sexual
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  45. Gravity is weak on earth, it's 30 times stronger on the sun, 56,000 times stronger on VY Canis Majoris.
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  46. I'm repeating what's in the textbooks, so they're wrong, which I agree with. Gravity is misunderstood.
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  47. Thumbs up if you got shape-shifting tech in your pocket ;-)
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  48. Who's in charge of government? Old people. What do old people know about technology? Nothing. The first step in finding a solution is recognizing the problem.
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  49. The dude at 3:47 to the right of that big girl looks like he's had his brain drilled a few times. BTW- I wonder why they don't just use a scalpel to make a small insicion THEN insert the trocar.
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  50. This chick is like the John Hammond of astronomy. We should use this technology to get an image of a Velociraptor.
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