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  Roaring Lovely August 27, 2015 at 7:51pm

  In an eternal and infinite universe, it is difficult for there to be anything new. Every invention has already been done infinite times.
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  Roaring Lovely August 27, 2015 at 7:45pm

  Yeah, this listing was a fan that we used to enjoy in schools. I think a good example of a realy crude copy of nature is our cars. To see it well, lets make comparison.
  
  Wheels=legs
  Exhaust pipe=nose
  Fuel tank=stomach etc
  
  Infact cars do respiration but a very dirty one. It breaths in clean air and breaths out a smock and soot. Cars are like a bunch of smockers in the roads but with no cigarets that are being smocked in! As their joints mesh, and as they breath, they make deafening noise. What a poor copy of an animal!
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  Roaring Lovely August 27, 2015 at 5:23pm

  One other thing worth learning is that his geneus, God never puts patents to his inventions nor charge you for using it! We know that God invented an high tech camera that is still way ahead of any digital camera eons before man invented a grude, clumsy one by merely copying narture!!
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    Feather Winger > Roaring Lovely August 27, 2015 at 6:19pm

    very true....I see most technology as a bad copy of the nature.  But then again, perhaps we would not be able to make these things unless they already existed somehow...they say that there is nothing new in the universe..

    camera...eye

    I used to make lists of things like these...could think of lots of them.  Been busy with medical things today and the list has sunk down to the bottom of my memory for a while.  Got all the memory cells with medical info working today.
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  Roaring Lovely August 27, 2015 at 5:05pm

  Yes I can see it now, Wings. Thanks alot.:)
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  Feather Winger August 27, 2015 at 4:45pm

  can you see the reply now..??

  phone...telepathy and claireaudience

  TV.....clairevoyance or remote viewing

  airplane...Merkaba

  car...teleportation

              x-ray, blood tests...medical empathy
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  Roaring Lovely August 27, 2015 at 1:36pm

  Wings, as usual, you get me.:)
  
  I donnot know what had happen to your reply. It was no appearing in the thread at all for the last 6 hrs or so!
  
  Ok, lets go deeper little bit. When we close exermine how crystals are arranged, we find that it closely recemble how men are fond of arranging things. Secently, quasicrystals are even far more fantastic. But why is this so? To get my point, lets consider a transformer. A transformer must be build in a toroidal shape as the electromagnetic field itself is toroidal. So since every technology is ultimately driven by nature, the technology must be in good harmony with narture for it to function. So when we riverse the argument, we can often use technology to attempt to unlock a secreat of nature! Most of Einstein's work stemed from contemplating what happens when in a train or a lift. Without our experiences in moving vehicles, we may not fully appreciate relativistic ideas.
  
  When we go to magic, we even find that there is no much difference between a very advance technology with magics! If you take internet technology to stonage, it is just as amazing as telepathy. Talking instantly from a forest to someone in Austria??
  
  Science+art=magic
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  Feather Winger August 27, 2015 at 6:38am

  phone...telepathy and claireaudience

  TV..clairevoyance

  airplane...Merkaba

  car...teleportation