Do you believe in Reincarnation?

[GrEenOCIDE]

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What really explains his being a genius? you are not properly explaining the answer my friend! Be scientific!

sori brad dili ko scientist pareha nmo, lolz

[Gray_Fox]

like i said.. it doesn't matter what you think about dejavu and xenoglossy. there is no way a single DNA shared by 2 persons. even siblings don't share the same DNA even though they have the same parents. how much more if you were reincarnated to another parents.

epic fail my friend.

[carmicael]

like i said.. it doesn't matter what you think about dejavu and xenoglossy. there is no way a single DNA shared by 2 persons. even siblings don't share the same DNA even though they have the same parents. how much more if you were reincarnated to another parents.

epic fail my friend.

i'd have to agree with this. a "statistical impossibility", as they say.

[carmicael]

scientific explanations of dejavu include:
1 Links with disorders
2 Pharmacology
3 Memory-based explanations
4 Neural theories

no reincarnation whatsoever. because, to state it in simplicity, there is no such thing as "REINCARNATION SCIENCE"

[regnauld]

like i said.. it doesn't matter what you think about dejavu and xenoglossy. there is no way a single DNA shared by 2 persons. even siblings don't share the same DNA even though they have the same parents. how much more if you were reincarnated to another parents.

epic fail my friend.

well for me it matters because I was asking you whether DNA has anything to do with dejavu and xenoglossy. You did not answer my question properly. You're evading my question.

[GrEenOCIDE]

hoist reg, tubaga ni ila mga questions o

mas ni-exist pa ang carnation ky sa reincarnation

[regnauld]

scientific explanations of dejavu include:
1 Links with disorders
2 Pharmacology
3 Memory-based explanations
4 Neural theories

no reincarnation whatsoever. because, to state it in simplicity, there is no such thing as "REINCARNATION SCIENCE"

Reincarnation

Those believing in reincarnation theorize that déjà vu is caused by fragments of past-life memories being jarred to the surface of the mind by familiar surroundings or people. Others theorize that the phenomenon is caused by astral projection, or out-of-body experiences (OBEs), where it is possible that individuals have visited places while in their astral bodies during sleep. The sensation may also be interpreted as connected to the fulfillment of a condition as seen or felt in a premonition. For further cases of remembering information from past lives, see Ian Stevenson.

[GrEenOCIDE]

well for me it matters because I was asking you whether DNA has anything to do with dejavu and xenoglossy. You did not answer my question properly. You're evading my question.

oist reg tubag oi ky gahuwat mi dinhi, bida pud oi, pakapuyon man ta ug huwat

[GrEenOCIDE]

Reincarnation

Those believing in reincarnation theorize that déjà vu is caused by fragments of past-life memories being jarred to the surface of the mind by familiar surroundings or people. Others theorize that the phenomenon is caused by astral projection, or out-of-body experiences (OBEs), where it is possible that individuals have visited places while in their astral bodies during sleep. The sensation may also be interpreted as connected to the fulfillment of a condition as seen or felt in a premonition. For further cases of remembering information from past lives, see Ian Stevenson.

ian stevenson kaw ni? na-reincarnate ka thru reg?

[regnauld]

i'd have to agree with this. a "statistical impossibility", as they say.

Orthodox theory conceives human personality as the product of a person's genetic material inherited from his ancestors through his parents, and the modifying influences of his prenatal and postnatal environment. But I found that some cases cannot be satisfactorily explained by genetics, environmental influences, or a combination of these. I am speaking of such things as early childhood phobias, about uncanny abilities that seem to develop spontaneously, of children convinced that they are the wrong ***, congenital deformities, differences between one-egg twins, and even such matters as irrational food preferences. - Dr. Ian Stevenson