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Re: Waiting on the world to change

dummy@example.com (ratchet) — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 05:35:58 +0000

No Real Magic has ever been Shown, and so my hopes on magic-turning into a dragon are close to nil, because we all know it will never happen. Humans can be like Dragons if they want, and some do, but most dont. We CAN be like dragons without the powers yet some people cant handle that. Religion and Jealosy are the problems of most things.............

Re: Waiting on the world to change

dummy@example.com (Doppelgangergang) — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 22:58:45 +0000

Arcane X wrote:

But if you believe..you can.

Correct. It's just because I never seen one, it's never real. I seen a debate on youtube about dragons. This what struck me:

i am human but in terms of energy and blood i am draconic.

Source

Re: Waiting on the world to change

dummy@example.com (Antr the Rolf) — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 22:51:33 +0000

But if you believe..you can.

Re: Waiting on the world to change

dummy@example.com (Doppelgangergang) — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 22:46:47 +0000

Ah... We may never know.

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Arcane X wrote:

I am scared of dying,without any fun.

Hmm... If I was a dragon, I would fly at top speed and see how great it is! Oh well... Chances are almost nil of becoming one.

(nil = zero)

Re: Waiting on the world to change

dummy@example.com (Antr the Rolf) — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 22:33:21 +0000

Yeah,and who created that?It goes forever..to tell the truth..I am scared of dying,without any fun.

Re: Waiting on the world to change

dummy@example.com (Doppelgangergang) — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 22:22:50 +0000

DragonFireOKN wrote:

LoneKnight: Yes, we know no asteriod will hit earth for hundreds of years but if we missed one we have no way of stopping it. No amount of nukes can stop an asteroid and NASA knows it.

It *cannot* be stopped by nukes, yes, but it *can* be deflected away with nukes so it won't go crash-course to earth.

DragonFireOKN wrote:

DDD: Dragons have an internal organ structure far different than any other creature on earth. For example, cockroaches wouldn't be killed after a nuclear holocaust. How do you think we breathe fire? If a human could do it, they would burn their lungs out in a single breath. Take my word.

That would be "Doppel" for short.

I see. Cockroaches have adapted for nuclear radiation. Dragons can too AND have different structures than peeps.. I mean, if I try to blow fire at my state, I'll kill myself.

DragonFireOKN wrote:

By the way, Science isn't 100%. It usually is correct but not always. True you can guess why a star exploded 100 billion light years away but humans are far too weak minded to truely understand it. There is only one human who I have ever met that can understand it.

I know. Science can't explain how the world originated AND some other things. Though I am a "Science Consultant" (discusser) myself, I know it has limits.

You know the "Big Bang Theory?" Yes, a meteor exploded, spawning the world we know. But where did the meteor came from? Who created it?

Re: Waiting on the world to change

dummy@example.com (Antr the Rolf) — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 22:03:58 +0000

Who would that be?

Re: Waiting on the world to change

dummy@example.com (DragonFireOKN) — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 21:47:33 +0000

LoneKnight: Yes, we know no asteriod will hit earth for hundreds of years but if we missed one we have no way of stopping it. No amount of nukes can stop an asteroid and NASA knows it.

DDD: Dragons have an internal organ structure far different than any other creature on earth. For example, cockroaches wouldn't be killed after a nuclear holocaust. How do you think we breathe fire? If a human could do it, they would burn their lungs out in a single breath. Take my word.

By the way, Science isn't 100%. It usually is correct but not always. True you can guess why a star exploded 100 billion light years away but humans are far too weak minded to truely understand it. There is only one human who I have ever met that can understand it.

Re: Waiting on the world to change

dummy@example.com (Doppelgangergang) — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 21:42:37 +0000

Arcane X wrote:

*To Master Drake(DragonfireOKN)
I understand why....kinda.

How? How do dragons not be affected by nuclear radiation? While in science, we all know that radiation attacks the DNA of the creature or living thing itself. How?

Re: Waiting on the world to change

dummy@example.com (Antr the Rolf) — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 21:38:05 +0000

*To Master Drake(DragonfireOKN)

I understand why....kinda.

Re: Waiting on the world to change

dummy@example.com (Doppelgangergang) — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 21:35:27 +0000

Space Junk easily burns up in the atmosphere safely. Meteors like the KT event that wiped out the dinosaurs, are very improbable.

Re: Waiting on the world to change

dummy@example.com (DragonWithinMe) — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 21:31:29 +0000

Anything can happen to the world. I saw once this document what told that 30 000 tons of spacejunk falls to earth everyday. Small meteor stones mostly.
I just watch and wait and see what comes in the future.

Re: Waiting on the world to change

dummy@example.com (Doppelgangergang) — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 21:17:23 +0000

DragonFireOKN wrote:

Dragons aren't affected by nuclear radiation.

Boy.... So that means if I was a dragon I could wander in areas with Ionizing Radiation? Nice.

LoneKnight wrote:

And there's programs dedicated to finding asteroids that may cause Earth harm. They've identified any that threaten us in the next few hundred years, none will hit us, some will come close, though. If they find any on a collision course with Earth, they will have hundreds of years to think of how to deflect it before it reaches us.

Yes... They scan the skies and as I have said, a nuclear blast will deflect that rocky away.

Re: Waiting on the world to change

dummy@example.com (LoneKnight) — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 21:11:45 +0000

And there's programs dedicated to finding asteroids that may cause Earth harm. They've identified any that threaten us in the next few hundred years, none will hit us, some will come close, though. If they find any on a collision course with Earth, they will have hundreds of years to think of how to deflect it before it reaches us.

Re: Waiting on the world to change

dummy@example.com (DragonFireOKN) — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 21:11:20 +0000

Dragons aren't affected by nuclear radiation. Don't ask how I know, well, Arcane SHOULD know by now.