Recent content by Brad Barron

Because a perfect script doesn't exist?

Assassins kill for money, and soliders kill for a false cause. I would say assassins are immoral, but intelligent, while soliders are strictly confused.

If you're saying that the media creates a false sense of reality, then you're correct. That's where the theory and intelligence of the Matrix series comes into play. The media uses products and such to keep people in order and milk them of their money when in the long run, things aren't as...

Jikx is right on the money. Endorphins cause a euphoric effect after your body calms down from a jog or run. It's very similar to the usage of marijuana, but not as intense.

I think he's talking about 'sleeping' in the way mammals do. Then again, I understand why he'd ask such a question because of the conflict with their aquatic environment.

I don't think Earth is a hell for other planets and their residents, but I do think that Earth could be a place of punishment for immoral crimes committed in a past life. I mean, there are a lot of theories claiming Earth to be a place of punishment, and it indeed could be. -Brad Barron

That's a simple question with a simple answer. I wouldn't kill the opposing soldier even if it was my "duty" to do so being a soldier of the opposite militia. It's immoral, and there's no logical reason to kill a man if they don't plan on killing you or causing trouble. -Brad Barron

Many great films are based off great theories. Actually, most interesting themes for films are based off some form of theory or legend. -Brad Barron

Matrix-like theories have been around before the The Matrix films, but they became popularized after the release of the films. -Brad Barron

I have many theroies about why life is currently on Earth. One theory that makes some sort of logical sense is that at one point, there was life on each planet, but that life on the other planets in our solar system died off leaving our planet with the most recent timeline of biological beings...

Sorry about that. I just thought I'd converse on the broad topic of God. -Brad Barron

There we always be new discoveries. That's what makes this world function. -Brad Barron

1) Does reality exist? 2) Does a supernatural force known as "God" exist? 3) What's the point of reality's existence, if it does indeed exist? My list of questions is slim, but a list of this sort could spawn countless questions. I just listed a few that came up. -Brad Barron

God does exist in various different senses, but I don't agree he exists in the way that religious folk believe. I've been studying and questioning the existence of God since I was very young, and I've come to the conclusion that he exists on various different plains depending on your own beliefs...