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It just seems rather pointless to me that you can say the greatest works of art, the deepest throughts and inspirations are the product of zoological accidents, that the appreciation of the depth and development of these accidents can be pursued intellectually. That idea seems to fall in upon itself. There should be no pursuit of art because it is at its face value, accidents and false.

 

Until you can prove otherwise (and the onus is on you to prove otherwise), that is what it is

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You have to back it up something other than opinion.

 

no, they don't. you have a very strong opinion, based on scientific research so far, but it's still just an opinion...w/ some or a lot of holes (depending on what side of the debate you are on)...that someone could use the concept of a higher power or source, to explain.

 

nobody has onus here. frankly, it's a silly conversation to demand it in...unless, of course, you're goal is to prove somebody wrong and yourself right.

 

eh, whatever. have a good weekend, dude. this arguement will be here on monday...and eternity after that.

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only 455 posts until this thread is closed... :dancing

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