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DeJa vu? your opinion?

Discussion in 'Debates' started by Apollooo, Aug 5, 2009.

  1. gaynorvader

    gaynorvader Well-Known Member

    I maintain that De ja vu is you experiencing something you already foresaw in a dream. I base this on my own experiences, and the fact that scientists say you rarely consciously remember your dreams. To me this seems more likely than your brain glitching and committing something to memory twice and then getting confused.
     
  2. dhanash

    dhanash Well-Known Member

    ^^ i like that
    but its no way related to dreams....
     
  3. gaynorvader

    gaynorvader Well-Known Member

    Could you please give a brief synopsis then? Your one-line dismissals are kind of irritating!
     
  4. GlidingGoose

    GlidingGoose Well-Known Member

    Trust me, Believe what you want but the it commits the memory twice in a nanosecond or less. The dream thing is impossible...That would be illogical, thats seeing into the future...
     
  5. gaynorvader

    gaynorvader Well-Known Member

    Why is seeing into the future illogical/impossible?
     
  6. kukuru

    kukuru Well-Known Member

    future is made by a branched action that we do in the present...

    so there are very wide range of what may happen in the future based on what we do in the present...

    in the other hand, seeing into the future is impossible is like watching only a single branch from the action...

    so, it is possible to have different future from the future you see(in case you can see the future)


    unless you have the power like Nicholas Cage in the movie NEXT.
     
  7. tehuber1337

    tehuber1337 Well-Known Member

    Am I the only one who sees the futility of debating such fields of theoretical science? You can throw around your "facts" all you want, it won't change a thing.
     
  8. crazytuna

    crazytuna Well-Known Member

    BAM
    loooooooock this thread!
     
  9. gaynorvader

    gaynorvader Well-Known Member

    Debates aren't always to find proof, quite often they are to present your views and to try and show people why they are valid.

    That's all assuming that fate doesn't exist.
     
  10. dhanash

    dhanash Well-Known Member

    sometimes assumtptions are right......and what is fate anyways??
    your opinion of it
     
  11. kukuru

    kukuru Well-Known Member

    No...for me..that is fate...

    for me, the branched actions are in a fixed range....it is like there will be many branches of what will happen
    after some action...and the branches is already been decided by God...the only thing is which path will we choose...

    that is my understanding of fate...hope you understand my explaination...thats the best i can do...
     
  12. dhanash

    dhanash Well-Known Member

    i understand it....... because ive been in that position when i use to think like that
    but right now i think there is no such thing as faith, no such thing as karma...... what ever happens because of what you did in the past and what you are doing in the present

    and what you're saying about the branches already being decided by God then tehcnically your life is all planned out, doesnt matter which path you take it will end up to the same thing in the end.....
     
  13. royj

    royj Well-Known Member

    deja vu :'( is a french word.... it is broken down as deja meaning already and vu meaning seen deriving from the verb voir. it simplys means already seen.. its is jus like u have seen or immaginged sumthing happens and then l8r on it really duz, then u say, i jus had a deja vu.. remember the old class deja vu when ur fren asked to to borrow a pencil and u thought u did. ;D .. but u really didnt.. that is a from of deja vu because in your head u have already seen ur self gavin ur frienfd the pencil.
     
  14. kukuru

    kukuru Well-Known Member

    yeah...my thinking is our life have already been decided by God...but He gave us branches of path to make our life more interesting.....and for me, i think the branches are hundreds, or may be thousands...
    only God know...and again, atheists can ignore this post...
     
  15. royj

    royj Well-Known Member

    4 the pple who say there is no such thing as faith.. if u say so that mean that u are ignorant of waht faith really is... faith is not sum magical thing that u can debate about if it is a myth nor fact. according to the bibble. faith is the substannce of thing hoped for, the evidence of thing unseen.. now if u understand that u will have a different perspective about faith.. eg, the pastors sa have faith in god.... which siply means dont have up, have hope,,, faith is symnonim of hope and i sure u know what hope is so fiath is jus sumthing that u hoping 4.. i have faith that god will gave me a new care, or my sister will be healed, or uncle thiom will be released from jail etc. remember ,, faith is the substance of things hope for the evidence of things unseen
     
  16. dhanash

    dhanash Well-Known Member

    im not an atheists i do believe in God
    but there is somethings that i understand differently...... and fate is something i find not appealing.....
    and royj i said watch your language refrain from using SMS and spell properly
     
  17. kukuru

    kukuru Well-Known Member

    yes...

    thats how we are different...different thoughts make this wordl fun...isnt it(or worse?)
     
  18. dhanash

    dhanash Well-Known Member

    different thoughts makes us who we are
     
  19. Blade5406

    Blade5406 Well-Known Member

    -Faith is different from Fate-

    -Now you guys, back on track ;) -
     
  20. royj

    royj Well-Known Member

    how can u understand faith differently, there is one meanin to it.(beside from denotative and conotative) and how can u find faith appealing. its not a girl nor a desert. its jus a sort of feeling that what u are hpoping for will come through..thats simply faith. like you hope ( have faith) that you get to be with this girl.

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    what the hell is fate, are we talking about faith? what is the difference