Bluepalms  +  403292 Sat, 11 Aug 07 06:51 PM Yes, I think science has gone too far, but it is also impossible to stop persons abruptly from doing things that they think are making them happy. What do I need a long life for? What do I need a Super-PC for? What do I need knowledge for? Having once experienced something, do we need to experience it again? Bluepalms Joined on Tue, Oct 24 2006 Vienna, Austria Full Member 123 Life's wonderful. If you smile :)

	Yasavul  +  403306 Sat, 11 Aug 07 08:07 PM     Science has gone too far but it takes lots of thing from people with webcam we can see every people without miss them also I want to make a point about most successful scientıst they lived in ancient times the best mathematician , thinker ,doctor had lived hundreds years ago.Nowadays students just learn something that some people have found them we are not creative I think.But in the past scientist were more creative because of this nowadays people are more lazy Yasavul Joined on Sat, Aug 11 2007 New Member 06 Life is short, art is long, opportunity fleeting, experimenting dangerous, reasoning difficult.

	Passionate_freak  +  418381 Fri, 14 Sep 07 05:41 AM HI there, Well, I agree to some extent. But not totally because, the science has not come to conclusion about the evolution/creation and kinda stuffs and they are not able to describe the UFO when we know it exists. The science in outer world is far more advanced than ours. Even in a million of years it's impossible to reach that position. Even a layman can feel and see it but we need to walk a different path other than the whole world's. IT is somewhat related to Para science. Passionate_freak Joined on Mon, Oct 24 2005 nepal Full Member 466 Make a friendship Let the love survive It will surely dry Tears from your eyes, saw rose