Originally Posted By: GiveMeAVowel
Originally Posted By: gathermewool
Like other things that we can't explain, we tend to find a way to explain it, like calling extremely good-natured people saints and extremely bad-natured people evil or demonic. IMO, it's all chemicals, and with so much variability that it is, indeed, impossible to map out every psychological manifestation and predictor.
There are SO many things that mankind does NOT understand, and might not for a very long time.
There is documented evidence that when a person dies they lose a very tiny percentage of body weight a fraction of an ounce, and that DOES not include the human fecal matter, urine, and even human flatulence when they pass. I will try and find the scientific article. So what is that small amount of weight that cannot be quantified to our eyes?
I would say that some things that look human are missing their
scientific "soul". But what are these things even though they APPEAR to look and even act human? Who knows.
I get what you're trying to insinuate, but isn't a soul supposed to be ethereal, weightless?
We state confidently that a gear oil change, motor oil change or tire pressure will have a very minor impact on gas mileage, maybe in the single-digits for percentage.
You're talking about 1/10,000# or 1/100,000# change in weight after death? The body can undergo many chemical changes in death that will eventually explain the change, if it isn't already able to be explained. Kind of seems like a prime example of "proof" being propagated based on inexact or incomplete data. An argument can not be based on NOT being able to explain something, IMO.