Topic: [FACT] The human soul.. (Read 496 times)
I do not believe. It's not the weight of the soul. If the soul exists, it should not be measured in grams or centimeters. At least for me, the soul - of immeasurable magnitude.
In fact, the soul is, I believe. But who said that Satan want my soul? or your can have value for him? or any other? If you can look at the "market", we would see a bunch of wanting to sell. How valuable is my soul? And who will appreciate it. This fiction movies for the soul of the struggle.
Dan was my role model!
This was debunked awhile ago I thought, would google but I am on my cell. The aspect of soul as a currency is interesting though. When you deplete it by going against yourself you would maybe drain.
So maybe doing right by people and yourself you could build it back up. Physically buying and selling would not interest me.
This was debunked awhile ago I thought, would google but I am on my cell. The aspect of soul as a currency is interesting though. When you deplete it by going against yourself you would maybe drain.
So maybe doing right by people and yourself you could build it back up. Physically buying and selling would not interest me.
Orly ?
You already did
Your soul is mine now !
Next time read the fine print on topics you post on.
Dan was my role model!
This was debuncted awhile ago I thought, would google but I am on my cell. The aspect of soul as a currency is interesting though. When you deplete it by going against yourself you would maybe drain.
So maybe doing right by people and yourself you could build it back up. Physically buying and selling would not interest me.
This was debuncted awhile ago I thought, would google but I am on my cell. The aspect of soul as a currency is interesting though. When you deplete it by going against yourself you would maybe drain.
So maybe doing right by people and yourself you could build it back up. Physically buying and selling would not interest me.
Great concept. And there is a great movie for this...
Here's a Night Court episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6zH4DWkp4I
Great concept. And there is a great movie for this...
weighs 21 grams.
Research:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duncan_MacDougall_(doctor)
So, that must be energy right ?
How much is 21 grams of energy ?
And how much would this be in Bitcoin ?
How much are you selling yours for ?
That is after all what this web site is about isn't it ? (Selling your soul for Altcoins)
Sacrifice of "Morality" = selling your soul.
How low will you sink in Crypto to "profit" ?
..in other words how cheap are you selling your soul for ?
1,000 Doge coins ? 12 Ethereum ? 46 Monero ? 1 Bitcoin ?
I think i may have to cut to the chase and start my own coin finally!
SatanBucks ?
IPO launching soon.. purchase price per SB is 1 soul.
Oh and here is the Wikipedia quote..
Research:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duncan_MacDougall_(doctor)
So, that must be energy right ?
How much is 21 grams of energy ?
And how much would this be in Bitcoin ?
How much are you selling yours for ?
That is after all what this web site is about isn't it ? (Selling your soul for Altcoins)
Sacrifice of "Morality" = selling your soul.
How low will you sink in Crypto to "profit" ?
..in other words how cheap are you selling your soul for ?
1,000 Doge coins ? 12 Ethereum ? 46 Monero ? 1 Bitcoin ?
I think i may have to cut to the chase and start my own coin finally!
SatanBucks ?
IPO launching soon.. purchase price per SB is 1 soul.
Oh and here is the Wikipedia quote..
Quote
In 1901, MacDougall weighed six patients while they were in the process of dying from tuberculosis in an old age home. It was relatively easy to determine when death was only a few hours away, at which point the entire bed was placed on an industrial sized scale which was reported to be sensitive to "two-tenths of an ounce". He took his results (a varying amount of unaccounted for mass loss in four of the six cases) to support his hypothesis that the 'soul' had mass, and when the 'soul' departed the body, so did this mass. The determination of the 'soul' weighing 21 grams was based on the loss of mass in the first subject at the moment of death.
MacDougall later measured fifteen dogs in similar circumstances and reported the results as "uniformly negative," with no perceived change in mass. He took these results as confirmation that the 'soul' had weight, and that dogs did not have 'souls'. MacDougall's complaints about not being able to find dogs dying of the natural causes that would have been ideal led one author to conjecture that he was in fact sacrificing the experimental animals, as is standard practice in scientific experiments.[2] On March 10, 1907, before MacDougall was able to publish the results of his experiments, New York Times broke the story in an article titled "Soul has Weight, Physician Thinks". MacDougall's results were published in April of the same year in the Journal of the American Society for Psychical Research and the medical journal American Medicine.
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MacDougall later measured fifteen dogs in similar circumstances and reported the results as "uniformly negative," with no perceived change in mass. He took these results as confirmation that the 'soul' had weight, and that dogs did not have 'souls'. MacDougall's complaints about not being able to find dogs dying of the natural causes that would have been ideal led one author to conjecture that he was in fact sacrificing the experimental animals, as is standard practice in scientific experiments.[2] On March 10, 1907, before MacDougall was able to publish the results of his experiments, New York Times broke the story in an article titled "Soul has Weight, Physician Thinks". MacDougall's results were published in April of the same year in the Journal of the American Society for Psychical Research and the medical journal American Medicine.
Note, If you reply to this topic you are agreeing to sell Spoetnik your soul in exchange for 1 virtual "Satan Buck" no refunds!
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