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However you define them, doesn't alter the fact that conditions necessary for the formation of fossil fuels no longer prevail, so there is no way that comparably large deposits of natural gas. crude oil and coal can form.

SergeantLynch

I Think that was me Faux...I have always run with the idea that intelligence is intelligence and therefore cannot be artificial...And other non-human, non-organic sources of data acquisition and progressive utilisation, are simply an alternative source.


Currently dexterity is the key to our continued dominance...But I guess that we will eventually give up that mantle as well.


Material evolution seems to be, dare I say, a predetermined process.

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Yep like I said, such a high demand cannot be met by "green energy" alone, so fossil fuel will therefore remain necessary for some time yet.


And for sure, fossil fuel reserves still remain, though will not be significantly replaced, as the climatic, geologic and organic conditions that caused their formation millions of years ago, no longer occur.

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No not on our current property, as relative to circumstances we didn't think it a sensible financial outlay.


Though we have invested in Solar on previous properties and will probably do so on the next one.

SergeantLynch

Yep, demand and supply Faux rather than supply and use responsibly...Is the human necessity.


Therefore burning fossil fuels is also still a necessity.



SergeantLynch

As I always say, there is a distinct difference between dead and not dead.


Not dead experiences are recountable to a degree, whereas dead is non-functional.


Though like all dreamlike states, memory thereof has a tendency to be even less efficient than waking memory.


And of course interested parties will also have a tendency to be biased and subjective.

SergeantLynch

Yes I am well, retired from paid employment now, so I have the luxury of more free time...Not that I sit around all day twiddling my thumbs.

SergeantLynch

Yes, not dead experiences involving dreams based upon acquired and stored data, always makes for an interesting discussion.


Whereas being dead experiences are more about the onset and rate of tissue decay.


And if you enjoy nonsense verse, perhaps try Lear, Caroll or Dr Seuss for a change.

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No one even knows if blokes named Moses and Abraham actually existed...Let alone knowing what they actually might have said.


It always seems a tad futile arguing the toss over such archaic myths and legends that are based upon hand me down word of mouth folk tales.


And as for the floaty about Magic Man creation and existence hypothesis.

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Can find no references regarding "Sirius syndrome".


Just keeps throwing up Coffin-Siris syndrome.


Whereas "Swyer syndrome" (referred to by FLRW), cannot be "cured" as such, but sufferers nonetheless benefit from hormone and fertility therapies.