read about entropy (our world decays, magnetic field is getting weaker... sun will die eventually... still dont believe? ).Originally Posted by romano2717
OT: This is the exact reason why I dont belive in "The end of the world"
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11-24-2009, 07:43 PM #101Banned User
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but when that time comes, were outta here...
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Ain't nothing to fear but the fear mongers themselves. Originally Posted by kebotDiNaMute
You know what's so funny about this bai? Even if we're wrong and you're right it is hardly something for you to be happy about.
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11-24-2009, 10:29 PM #104
Entrophy? well...entrophy cannot defeat the open system or consciousness that is why there is the opposite of entrophy and that is called [B]SYNTROPY! Originally Posted by kebotDiNaMute
FYI...
Syntropy is a term popularized by Buckminster Fuller but also developed by others to refer to an "anti-entropy" or "negentropy". The following definition, referencing Fuller, can be found on a web site on "Whole Systems": "A tendency towards order and symmetrical combinations, designs of ever more advantageous and orderly patterns. Evolutionary cooperation. Anti-entropy."[1] Fuller's use dates to 1956[2].
Others who have contributed important ideas include Luigi Fantappié, Italian mathematician, who apparently coined the term syntropy in 1942, published in 1944, describing a unified theory of the physical and biological world[3]. His ideas incorporated general systems theory ideas from Ludwig von Bertalanffy on negentropy and from Ilya Prigogine on the thermodynamics of dissipative systems. Richard Feynman "and Fantappié (1949) showed that syntropy inverts the arrow of time, and lets information move from the future to the past." [4].
Nobel Prize winner Albert Szent-Györgyi apparently proposed to replace the term negentropy with syntropy in 1974 [5]. His ideas are explained in some depth at a Creation Science website [6] although he was not an advocate[7]
In 1988, Mario Ludovico gave a formal definition of syntropy as a measurement of the degree of order/organization internal to any system formed by interacting components. According to that definition, syntropy is a quantity complementary to entropy: The sum of these two quantities is constant for the system considered, and defines the transformation potential of the system. On this basis, the theory develops equations apt to describe any possible evolution of complex systems, particularly concerning biological/social systems.[8]
There is "an open access journal" Syntropy "dedicated to the study of syntropy in the fields of psychology, sociology, economics, ecology and spirituality" [9].
http://psychology.wikia.com/wiki/SyntropyLast edited by regnauld; 11-24-2009 at 10:35 PM.
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11-25-2009, 11:19 AM #105Banned User
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looya gyud aning kebot oi. Even if 2012 DID happen, that would be his shining moment of being RIGHT at last but that would still make him the laughing stock of the world.
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11-25-2009, 02:38 PM #106Banned User
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Albert Szent-Gyorgyi's Theory of Syntropy and Creationism Originally Posted by regnauld
Entrophy? well...entrophy cannot defeat the open system or consciousness that is why there is the opposite of entrophy and that is called [b]SYNTROPY!
FYI...
Syntropy is a term popularized by Buckminster Fuller but also developed by others to refer to an "anti-entropy" or "negentropy". The following definition, referencing Fuller, can be found on a web site on "Whole Systems": "A tendency towards order and symmetrical combinations, designs of ever more advantageous and orderly patterns. Evolutionary cooperation. Anti-entropy."[1] Fuller's use dates to 1956[2].
Others who have contributed important ideas include Luigi Fantappié, Italian mathematician, who apparently coined the term syntropy in 1942, published in 1944, describing a unified theory of the physical and biological world[3]. His ideas incorporated general systems theory ideas from Ludwig von Bertalanffy on negentropy and from Ilya Prigogine on the thermodynamics of dissipative systems. Richard Feynman "and Fantappié (1949) showed that syntropy inverts the arrow of time, and lets information move from the future to the past." [4].
Nobel Prize winner Albert Szent-Györgyi apparently proposed to replace the term negentropy with syntropy in 1974 [5]. His ideas are explained in some depth at a Creation Science website [6] although he was not an advocate[7]
In 1988, Mario Ludovico gave a formal definition of syntropy as a measurement of the degree of order/organization internal to any system formed by interacting components. According to that definition, syntropy is a quantity complementary to entropy: The sum of these two quantities is constant for the system considered, and defines the transformation potential of the system. On this basis, the theory develops equations apt to describe any possible evolution of complex systems, particularly concerning biological/social systems.[8]
There is "an open access journal" Syntropy "dedicated to the study of syntropy in the fields of psychology, sociology, economics, ecology and spirituality" [9].
Syntropy - Psychology Wiki
The concept of syntropy postulates the existence of the opposite force, a force which causes living things to reach "higher and higher levels of organization, order and dynamic harmony.
there must exist something, a "force,"
Albert Szent-Gyorgyi's Theory of Syntropy and Creationism
--- very good regnauld. What this is a very good magnifying glass...
--- does it someone keeps intervening? Seems like it.
--- yes a force we do not know.. thats why he revealed his son to us...
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11-25-2009, 02:40 PM #107Banned User
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so what now... basa sa ako previous posts.. lets see who's laughing now? hmmmm Originally Posted by tokidoki
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11-25-2009, 03:00 PM #108Banned User
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still me.
what a STUPID question. harhar
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12-10-2009, 09:36 AM #109C.I.A.
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read this article
Why Do We Fear Death? - Jehovah's Witnesses Official Web Site
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12-10-2009, 03:54 PM #110Junior Member
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if dili ta mangamatai wa na tai kbutang ron sa kalibutan...naghuot namn gni tah karon...hehehe
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