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deepikavivek10 @deepikavivek10 (133) • India 25 Oct 10

Almost all religions or majority of them claim that after a person's death, he goes to either Heaven or Hell based on the individual's actions during the period he spends here. I have no disputes against this. It is just ones...

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houndolon I must disagree. Life is not energy itself, but it's rather fueled by it.

25 Oct 10

deepikavivek10 @deepikavivek10 (133) • India 25 Oct 10

Almost all religions or majority of them claim that after a person's death, he goes to either Heaven or Hell based on the individual's actions during the period he spends here. I have no disputes against this. It is just ones...

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houndolon thus, if there were no life after death, it would be as if you were unborn, unconcius off yourself, since tehnically and materialistically you dont exist

25 Oct 10

deepikavivek10 @deepikavivek10 (133) • India 25 Oct 10

Almost all religions or majority of them claim that after a person's death, he goes to either Heaven or Hell based on the individual's actions during the period he spends here. I have no disputes against this. It is just ones...

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houndolon All in all, i just wanted to say there is no definitive answer to your question, at least not today.

25 Oct 10

deepikavivek10 @deepikavivek10 (133) • India 25 Oct 10

Almost all religions or majority of them claim that after a person's death, he goes to either Heaven or Hell based on the individual's actions during the period he spends here. I have no disputes against this. It is just ones...

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houndolon And where else did it come from? If you even try to answer this question you will come to a stalemate. Either it existed since the beggining of time, or god created it (at the beggining of time). Which leads again toa an infinite regression on the question...

25 Oct 10

deepikavivek10 @deepikavivek10 (133) • India 25 Oct 10

Almost all religions or majority of them claim that after a person's death, he goes to either Heaven or Hell based on the individual's actions during the period he spends here. I have no disputes against this. It is just ones...

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houndolon The energy that keeps all life moving transfers back to the envoronment, where it originally came from. The main source of energy for all living things is, as you might have already guessed, food. But concerning heaven and hell, I think that those 'places'...

25 Oct 10

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houndolon @houndolon (10) 3 Sep 10

Well, the name says it all. If not, are there any other good ad companies that support payment by paypal and use of traffic exchange sites?

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houndolon @houndolon (10) 31 Aug 10

I have already read somewhere that Cash Gopher uses your computer when it is idle to work some tasks (not sure what kind). Wouldn't that be similar to folding@home, a programm from Stanford University which uses you computer's...

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houndolon i'm gonna try it out for sure, just waiting 'till it goes on the track

31 Aug 10

houndolon @houndolon (10) 31 Aug 10

I have already read somewhere that Cash Gopher uses your computer when it is idle to work some tasks (not sure what kind). Wouldn't that be similar to folding@home, a programm from Stanford University which uses you computer's...

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houndolon well, it won't affect the computer's performance at all, because you are running that software while your computer is idle which means you aren't using it. it's useful if you are waiting for something on the internet or downloading something large which isn't...

31 Aug 10

houndolon @houndolon (10) 31 Aug 10

I have already read somewhere that Cash Gopher uses your computer when it is idle to work some tasks (not sure what kind). Wouldn't that be similar to folding@home, a programm from Stanford University which uses you computer's...

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houndolon No one for sure, but I'm just guessing since it's a good idea :P

31 Aug 10

houndolon @houndolon (10) 31 Aug 10

I have already read somewhere that Cash Gopher uses your computer when it is idle to work some tasks (not sure what kind). Wouldn't that be similar to folding@home, a programm from Stanford University which uses you computer's...

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