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[Volus Warlord]

Xilizhra wrote...

The answer is DIVINE influence, if i go to religious talk, this thread will be locked, so i maintain in scientific alternative....in ancient time there are chosen peoples, persons who are chosen by the Divine who teach them the knowledge human need to survive. These persons are called as prophets, messiahs, nabis, Buddhas, Avatars...they taught the knowledge from the Divine to human. That explain how human suddenly know the thing they need in their time

Okay... so how did the divine powers get their own knowledge about magic?

How was their mass before there was mass?

There was magic before all these things. 

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

Then this BS thread must cease to exist.

[Monica21]

Wait, I have to go back a bit. Someone claims that evolution is magic and then invokes the divine to explain the existence of humanity? Well now. Isn't that rich.

[Grand Admiral Cheesecake]

Volus Warlord wrote...

Xilizhra wrote...

The answer is DIVINE influence, if i go to religious talk, this thread will be locked, so i maintain in scientific alternative....in ancient time there are chosen peoples, persons who are chosen by the Divine who teach them the knowledge human need to survive. These persons are called as prophets, messiahs, nabis, Buddhas, Avatars...they taught the knowledge from the Divine to human. That explain how human suddenly know the thing they need in their time

Okay... so how did the divine powers get their own knowledge about magic?

How was their mass before there was mass?

There was magic before all these things. 

Actually this universe and everything in it was my bad.

I was the all powerful god-emperor of universe A.

Sadly billions of years ago there was a rebellion against my monstrous enlightened rule.

During the final battle I faced off against the paladin of light who wielded the sword of 1737 truths.

Our battle was so fierce it ripped a hole in reality.

I was cast out of Universe A, defeated.

So I created this universe after a few billion years of boredom.

You're welcome.


I call it "Universe A the second"

Modifié par Grand Admiral Cheesecake, 21 mai 2013 - 03:49 .

[hexaligned]

Qistina wrote...

Herr Uhl wrote...

EmperorSahlertz wrote...

Clothes are not technology..... They might be created with technology, but are not technology themselves. It could also be handwoven...

No, clothes are technology. Hand weaving is definetly technology. Hell, a sharpened stick is technology.

Yes, normal apes cannot crate clothes, the ability to create clothes is the mark of evolution. The Apes somehow learn how to urs anymore because the newborn is a complete human....., the papa ape realized that his children don't have claw anymore so he somehow learned how to create a weapon from a stick, sharpening it and become spcreate blanket to wrap their newborn who don't have fear for his child.....that is how i watched it on history channel...

Sharpened stick, edged stone are technology

You are referring to sapience, you seem to have some very fractured ideas about it though.  I would suggest not relying on cable television as your medium of education.

[Plaintiff]

Grand Admiral Cheesecake wrote...

Volus Warlord wrote...

Xilizhra wrote...

The answer is DIVINE influence, if i go to religious talk, this thread will be locked, so i maintain in scientific alternative....in ancient time there are chosen peoples, persons who are chosen by the Divine who teach them the knowledge human need to survive. These persons are called as prophets, messiahs, nabis, Buddhas, Avatars...they taught the knowledge from the Divine to human. That explain how human suddenly know the thing they need in their time

Okay... so how did the divine powers get their own knowledge about magic?

How was their mass before there was mass?

There was magic before all these things. 

Actually this universe and everything in it was my bad.

I was the all powerful god-emperor of universe A.

Sadly billions of years ago there was a rebellion against my monstrous enlightened rule.

During the final battle I faced off against the paladin of light who wielded the sword of 1737 truths.

Our battle was so fierce it ripped a hole in reality.

I was cast out of Universe A, defeated.

So I created this universe after a few billion years of boredom.

You're welcome.


I call it "Universe A the second"

But that doesn't explain the reverse-vampires, who have to get home before dark.

[Monica21]

relhart wrote...
I would suggest not relying on cable television as your medium of education.

Also a good idea not to believe everything you read or hear just because it conforms to previously held ideals.

[Grand Admiral Cheesecake]

Plaintiff wrote...

But that doesn't explain the reverse-vampires, who have to get home before dark.

I got very drunk after I reinvented booze.

That weekend saw the creation of a whole slew of weird things.

[hexaligned]

Monica21 wrote...

relhart wrote...
I would suggest not relying on cable television as your medium of education.

Also a good idea not to believe everything you read or hear just because it conforms to previously held ideals.

I agree?

[Plaintiff]

relhart wrote...

Monica21 wrote...

relhart wrote...
I would suggest not relying on cable television as your medium of education.

Also a good idea not to believe everything you read or hear just because it conforms to previously held ideals.

I agree?

Do you? Do you really?

[Monica21]

Plaintiff wrote...

relhart wrote...

Monica21 wrote...

relhart wrote...
I would suggest not relying on cable television as your medium of education.

Also a good idea not to believe everything you read or hear just because it conforms to previously held ideals.

I agree?

Do you? Do you really?

I forgot to edit that to say that everyone should be agreeing with me. Just because.  

[Zelto]

Qistina wrote...

Copper didn't appear naturally, copper is also mixture of metals

No copper is an element, which by definition means its not a mixture of any other metals. It is also very very soft and ductle making it easy to use. It also likely appeared naturall on the surface of the earch in small pockets, allowing early humans to collect it and use it to form tools. It has a melting point of approximatly 1000 degrees C, around 500 degrees lower than iron, making it easier to deal with. Given that you don't actually need to melt it to make it malleable, a normal fire would probably be sufficient, allong with a heavy stone to hammer it into shape.

[7Nemesis]

Well, getting gunpowder (and inevitably guns) into this game would make it totally hectic. Fireballs, ice waves, demons, bombs, rifles (and machineguns, why the fuk not?)...I like it but it's highly unlikely to happen.

[Ravensword]

I think we missed the real conundum about gunpowder. What happens when demons start using it? Or if mages start using it as well? Gunpowder mages? O noes!

[The Hierophant]

^They'll die from snorting it at some point so it's a non issue.

[Grand Admiral Cheesecake]

Ravensword wrote...

I think we missed the real conundum about gunpowder. What happens when demons start using it? Or if mages start using it as well? Gunpowder mages? O noes!

Demons with guns.

Whoever posted that earlier was right.

That is a kick ass name for a metal band.

[Ravensword]

Grand Admiral Cheesecake wrote...

Ravensword wrote...

I think we missed the real conundum about gunpowder. What happens when demons start using it? Or if mages start using it as well? Gunpowder mages? O noes!

Demons with guns.

Whoever posted that earlier was right.

That is a kick ass name for a metal band.

Don't forget that the band members can morph into tigers.

[Volus Warlord]

Ravensword wrote...

Grand Admiral Cheesecake wrote...

Ravensword wrote...

I think we missed the real conundum about gunpowder. What happens when demons start using it? Or if mages start using it as well? Gunpowder mages? O noes!

Demons with guns.

Whoever posted that earlier was right.

That is a kick ass name for a metal band.

Don't forget that the band members can morph into tigers.

This is through science though. Not magic.

[Ravensword]

Volus Warlord wrote...

Ravensword wrote...

Grand Admiral Cheesecake wrote...

Ravensword wrote...

I think we missed the real conundum about gunpowder. What happens when demons start using it? Or if mages start using it as well? Gunpowder mages? O noes!

Demons with guns.

Whoever posted that earlier was right.

That is a kick ass name for a metal band.

Don't forget that the band members can morph into tigers.

This is through science though. Not magic.

Not according to Qistina.

[Grand Admiral Cheesecake]

Ravensword wrote...

Volus Warlord wrote...

Ravensword wrote...

Grand Admiral Cheesecake wrote...

Ravensword wrote...

I think we missed the real conundum about gunpowder. What happens when demons start using it? Or if mages start using it as well? Gunpowder mages? O noes!

Demons with guns.

Whoever posted that earlier was right.

That is a kick ass name for a metal band.

Don't forget that the band members can morph into tigers.

This is through science though. Not magic.

Not according to Qistina.

They're the same thing silly! Or have you not been paying attention?

[Giga Drill BREAKER]

iOnlySignIn wrote...

Gunpowder Will Solve Everything

Please everyone knows Dubstep solves everything

[Boycott Bioware]

Zelto wrote...
No copper is an element, which by definition means its not a mixture of any other metals. It is also very very soft and ductle making it easy to use. It also likely appeared naturall on the surface of the earch in small pockets, allowing early humans to collect it and use it to form tools. It has a melting point of approximatly 1000 degrees C, around 500 degrees lower than iron, making it easier to deal with. Given that you don't actually need to melt it to make it malleable, a normal fire would probably be sufficient, allong with a heavy stone to hammer it into shape.

Copper is not an element, Cuprum, Cu 29, is the element and it don't scatter around the surface. You have to mine it you must extract minerals to get it.

Now the question is, how ancient people know about it? You say it melt 1000 degree celcius and and ancient people use stone to smash it, why? Why would they toss a mineral into fire then use stone to smash it down?

You must use smelter, now what is the nature of that smelter? Stone?

[Volus Warlord]

Grand Admiral Cheesecake wrote...

Ravensword wrote...

Volus Warlord wrote...

Ravensword wrote...

Grand Admiral Cheesecake wrote...

Ravensword wrote...

I think we missed the real conundum about gunpowder. What happens when demons start using it? Or if mages start using it as well? Gunpowder mages? O noes!

Demons with guns.

Whoever posted that earlier was right.

That is a kick ass name for a metal band.

Don't forget that the band members can morph into tigers.

This is through science though. Not magic.

Not according to Qistina.

They're the same thing silly! Or have you not been paying attention?

No. Science is actually a lower form of magic.

[Grand Admiral Cheesecake]

I believe I've already said this but I'm absolutely loving the insane troll logic in this thread.

I mean magic god aliens?

Weretigers?

Copper not being an element?

F*cking golden!