Mister Sandman wrote:At 3 months old, I was a man.
I did make rational life-altering decisions... that's a given...
... you didnt think your question out did you? Are you trying to say at that age you didnt?
and in this one section alone, your credibility as an intellectual has plummetted. infact by this, you have just shown the world how much you are in need of help. seriously.
Mister Sandman wrote:1. I Dont have biological children, but ive seen it happen.
you dont know the joys of fatherhood. this is just one area of many you have no clue about.
Mister Sandman wrote:2. Death is a natural occurrence, not a sad time, rather joyful.
put down the knife before you hurt yourself. Rejoicing that someone has died? smooth bro, smooth. Do you know the word "grief"?
Mister Sandman wrote:3. Ive given a sex talk.
I feel sorry for this child you've given the sex talk to. quite seriously here, you not having a child yet giving a child the sex talk is a: not your place, b: like the blind leading the blind (considering your theories so far, youve demonstrated a clear inability to harness your own cognitive function.) Extremely irresponsible of you.
Mister Sandman wrote:4. I have struggled to hold a job to feed my family and study at the same time.
im not in a position to speak about your circumstances, however you failed to look at this section in context. lets assume that you started working at ooh say, 15? you have been in the workforce for 2 years in that case. and at that, you say youve been studying? so we're looking at 2 years of part time employment, versus decades of expertise acquired by this hypothetical 40 year old. unless you are insane, you cannot justify thinking that your expertise equals that.
Mister Sandman wrote:I not saying age shouldn't be a factor in life experience. Im saying it isn't. The hypotehcial 40 year old has lived longer than me and probably lived though more, but experienced more? Maybe not.
You confuse age with wisdom, and experience.
that first paragraph in this section just shows entirely how reverse your reasoning is.
"probably lived though more, but experienced more?"
i appreciate your predicament with studying and working to feed your family, but you act as though the average 40 year old hasnt done this?
Mister Sandman wrote:Wow, a thread of insults just for me. Im am honoured. First of all, my evidence is much more relevant and stronger than your evidence, I have actual scientific facts proven and supported by the majority of doctors, all you have is scientific hokum and suspect testimonies which it would be possible for me to bring up 10 negative ones to one of your 'positive' experience. Testimonies are not evidence.
Secondly, All births are painful, and no im not a medical miracle.
if you have this evidence, post it. show us our errors. all you've done so far, is say "i have evidence", and you have not once made efforts to post this evidence. this is the debate area for a reason, and a debate without proof is much like a soggy peice of bread versus a chainsaw. the argument with no proof (your argument) being the bread, the opposing side of the argument being the chainsaw. if you're not willing to post this proof, then you may aswell stop posting right here and now.
the only exception ive seen of you *trying* to provide proof was your dictionary definition, in which case you conveniently omitted certain details from your analysis, thus your "proof" turned out to be just an opinionated load of manure. ive said it before ill say it again. PROOVE to us what you're saying is right, dont just rely on heresay and that damned arrogance of yours. you arent getting anywhere otherwise.
Mister Sandman wrote:How nice of you, but still, the ones who give up, loose. 
actually he's given up somewhat victorious, you failed to provide a compelling argument and proceeded to make yourself look even more foolish. and not giving up a fight you've already won is kind of like repeatedly stabbing at a corpse for days on end with a rusty knife. we'd rather not resort to your level of idiocy.
Mister Sandman wrote: Wrong. 
Mister Sandman wrote:You see, I consider it, realise it is wrong, and present the truth, that's all.
See above, again, provide proof that you are right. and of course the intelligent ones avoid battles they cannot win. do you honestly think that a soldier who has a broken weapon and now relies on a knife should risk going up against a battallion of armored troops with perfectly functional firearms? do you *really* think a soldier should be suicidal?
oh wait....
Mister Sandman wrote:2. Death is a natural occurrence, not a sad time, rather joyful.
yeah, i forgot, you seem to think that death is a joyful time. nevermind the greiving families etc.

Mister Sandman wrote:I do believe I will never stop experience new things, however, I dont believe there will be bumps that will shake me.
of course you will experience new things as you grow, and of course you will hit a proverbial wall, everybody does. times will get tough, you will be shaken, and there's no avoiding it. the difference between people is their motivation, and of course their perseverence. obviously you have the perseverence part down right, but in the near future, whats to say you wont question yourself or your motivation? who's to say they wont change? you cant exactly say anything here, you seem to have very VERY little understanding of human psychology.
all in all, stop trying to feed us BS, try to give us something convincing, because so far you really have made yourself out to be the resident debate section fool.
~soul