Re panel 2: Once our brains became big enough to pose questions for which there were no available answers, “belief” became necessary as a survival mechanism. Those who were incapable of it died off from lack of sleep.
Perhaps we are each fractal elements of the greater composite making up the un-named reality we choose to perceive as Nature/Science/Spirituality. I know when I tip my heavy motorcycle over, there have always been earthly Angels right at hand to help pick us up.(Not yet any “Hells Angels”, but I’ve heard a few good stories about some of them too.)
Jml58 6 months ago
I believe I will have another beer.
Hickory 6 months ago
Amen!
uniquename 6 months ago
The way to tell if you’re a true believer is how you react when it tells you something you don’t want to hear.
WoT_Hog Premium Member 6 months ago
The “existence” of spelling mistakes is a stamp of authenticity, I suppose.
fritzoid Premium Member 6 months ago
Re panel 2: Once our brains became big enough to pose questions for which there were no available answers, “belief” became necessary as a survival mechanism. Those who were incapable of it died off from lack of sleep.
Tiger got to hunt, bird got to fly
Man got to sit and wonder “Why, why, why?”
Tiger got to sleep, bird got to land
Man got to tell himself he understand.
The Calypsos of Bokonon (KVJ)
davidlwashburn 6 months ago
Contrary to popular belief, the two are not mutually exclusive.
95 6 months ago
Perhaps we are each fractal elements of the greater composite making up the un-named reality we choose to perceive as Nature/Science/Spirituality. I know when I tip my heavy motorcycle over, there have always been earthly Angels right at hand to help pick us up.(Not yet any “Hells Angels”, but I’ve heard a few good stories about some of them too.)
darcyandsimon 6 months ago
Are those 2 eyes in the tree knot?
oakie817 6 months ago
guess Who Created science?
Stephen Gilberg 6 months ago
Oh, not a believer in the Monkees sense?