shadow1 wrote

_Kevin_ wrote

shadow1 wrote Because its natural (and right i guess) to question everything. But its not when it gets to the point when people are still questioning things that have or can be easily proven wrong because they're blind and cant learn how to use the scroll button on their mouse to see the same post. That and news related topics that should be posted in the breaking news section.

B3ASTiixRAMPAG3 wrote People create theories to share their view and get peoples opinions on it, I think it's because it lifts a load of their mind.
Idiotic people don't care to give evidence to their "theory" for example "I think dinosaurs are real." Herp derp, pointless topic.

People often give evidence to share that the 9/11 was a hoax, in my eyes if you have evidence to support your view, congratulations on possibly having a point and maybe opening a couple of peoples eyes. As for where you go from there, nothing much except sharing what you have found.

Some people get vast acknowledgment for their theories as an example, The Big Bang Theory
because them people have put there work in like finding evidence and solving the equations for it all to add up.

But don't you guys get bored of making theories? Is it easy for you guys to come up with an answer just by using logic as well? I think it might just be me though. I get bored of everything too fast when they're not complicated. :sleepy:

Well you need to question the impossible to find out if it is possible. Somebody using their own 'logic' does not make the answer right. You can take going to space for example. Some people may came up with an answer using their own 'logic' stating how it would be impossible. Imagine the face on that guy when he realized it is possible. What im trying to get at is just because you come up with an answer to something does not make it the right answer. It may sound right to you, but it wont to everybody else.

I mean logic as in a reasonable sense, not an assumption. If I came up with a theory (obviously, using logic), it would be an actual theory where I could explain to you how and why.

_Kevin_ wrote

shadow1 wrote

_Kevin_ wrote

shadow1 wrote Because its natural (and right i guess) to question everything. But its not when it gets to the point when people are still questioning things that have or can be easily proven wrong because they're blind and cant learn how to use the scroll button on their mouse to see the same post. That and news related topics that should be posted in the breaking news section.

B3ASTiixRAMPAG3 wrote People create theories to share their view and get peoples opinions on it, I think it's because it lifts a load of their mind.
Idiotic people don't care to give evidence to their "theory" for example "I think dinosaurs are real." Herp derp, pointless topic.

People often give evidence to share that the 9/11 was a hoax, in my eyes if you have evidence to support your view, congratulations on possibly having a point and maybe opening a couple of peoples eyes. As for where you go from there, nothing much except sharing what you have found.

Some people get vast acknowledgment for their theories as an example, The Big Bang Theory
because them people have put there work in like finding evidence and solving the equations for it all to add up.

But don't you guys get bored of making theories? Is it easy for you guys to come up with an answer just by using logic as well? I think it might just be me though. I get bored of everything too fast when they're not complicated. :sleepy:

Well you need to question the impossible to find out if it is possible. Somebody using their own 'logic' does not make the answer right. You can take going to space for example. Some people may came up with an answer using their own 'logic' stating how it would be impossible. Imagine the face on that guy when he realized it is possible. What im trying to get at is just because you come up with an answer to something does not make it the right answer. It may sound right to you, but it wont to everybody else.

I mean logic as in a reasonable sense, not an assumption. If I came up with a theory (obviously, using logic), it would be an actual theory where I could explain to you how and why.

Yes, I know you're talking about reasonable, or common sense. But if you come up with a theory of say shady people, you would make a theory on that one guy saying he his a serial killer just by his looks because of your common sense. You can tell me how because of his appearance. You now have your theory and answer based off common knowledge and you will probably stick with it. But that will not be the correct answer. That guy may just be in fact a so called gentle giant. He may look intimidating, but he may not be. What im saying is your common sense is not the common sense.

shadow1 wrote

_Kevin_ wrote

shadow1 wrote

_Kevin_ wrote

shadow1 wrote Because its natural (and right i guess) to question everything. But its not when it gets to the point when people are still questioning things that have or can be easily proven wrong because they're blind and cant learn how to use the scroll button on their mouse to see the same post. That and news related topics that should be posted in the breaking news section.

B3ASTiixRAMPAG3 wrote People create theories to share their view and get peoples opinions on it, I think it's because it lifts a load of their mind.
Idiotic people don't care to give evidence to their "theory" for example "I think dinosaurs are real." Herp derp, pointless topic.

People often give evidence to share that the 9/11 was a hoax, in my eyes if you have evidence to support your view, congratulations on possibly having a point and maybe opening a couple of peoples eyes. As for where you go from there, nothing much except sharing what you have found.

Some people get vast acknowledgment for their theories as an example, The Big Bang Theory
because them people have put there work in like finding evidence and solving the equations for it all to add up.

But don't you guys get bored of making theories? Is it easy for you guys to come up with an answer just by using logic as well? I think it might just be me though. I get bored of everything too fast when they're not complicated. :sleepy:

Well you need to question the impossible to find out if it is possible. Somebody using their own 'logic' does not make the answer right. You can take going to space for example. Some people may came up with an answer using their own 'logic' stating how it would be impossible. Imagine the face on that guy when he realized it is possible. What im trying to get at is just because you come up with an answer to something does not make it the right answer. It may sound right to you, but it wont to everybody else.

I mean logic as in a reasonable sense, not an assumption. If I came up with a theory (obviously, using logic), it would be an actual theory where I could explain to you how and why.

Yes, I know you're talking about reasonable, or common sense. But if you come up with a theory of say shady people, you would make a theory on that one guy saying he his a serial killer just by his looks because of your common sense. You can tell me how because of his appearance. You now have your theory and answer based off common knowledge and you will probably stick with it. But that will not be the correct answer. That guy may just be in fact a so called gentle giant. He may look intimidating, but he may not be. What im saying is your common sense is not the common sense.

That's why you do not assume, but always ask questions.

That wouldn't be called logic, that is assuming or being close-minded. Last time I was like that was in 3rd grade I think, or I stopped at 3rd grade because I saw that it was stupid.

Don't you think this is more of a rant? I think that people make Conspericy theory's to explain things that are abnormal, strange, and don't make sense. That's that I think. They are also really fun to read

Sorceress wrote Don't you think this is more of a rant? I think that people make Conspericy theory's to explain things that are abnormal, strange, and don't make sense. That's that I think. They are also really fun to read

No, I was just asking a question that is relevant to making theories. I was also providing help for anyone coming up with their own theories.

I'm not someone who makes theories. If I see proof, I could start to believe one though. Thinking outside of the mainstream news is pretty fun and could be used to teach others. The government isn't going to come clean with things like the JFK assassination or 9/11, so people have to come up with theories by using common sense and logical thinking to try and find the truth. Once you find the truth, you speak out teaching others. Then you just hope one day the truth is uncovered for everyone. All in all, It's just a good form of thinking skills and education.

Everything started with a theory... We need theories or life can not make advances... The theory that the earth is round was just that. And guess what! They were right. The Big Bang theory was a true thing that occurred was figured out to be true. The theory that one can travel through time is still unknown, and we are working on figuring it out. The theory of cloning was true, just not in the way we all hoped. The theory of gravity. Remember these were all theories, and we would be nowhere if no one took the time to prove them true.

Alright.. just believe everything that the government tells you and give up more rights if your too lazy to ask questions about what REALLY happend/is happening.

People do it because it gives them something for people to think about.

Because we are curious human beings.