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[Tales of the Unexpected]

uh

well I .. lol that was unexpected.

ashens responds:

I love it when a plan comes together.

[Tomb Raider, the cartoons]

wasnt THAT bad but..

2001?????

Anax responds:

I spoke that this is one of the first works... I hope the result is good! :)

[Old: The Project Ep.1]

sorry

l33t sp34k is for fags

ZT responds:

You seem quite fluent in the language,
perhaps you're gay?

[Betrayal DVD]

okok it makes perfect sense

Ok this is how I interpreted it before reading the desc:

The creatures of flesh, the lower, reptilian beings that live off their survival instinct live blindly and in fear of the world. But when they die, they still return to the same place as any other living thing because they are made up of the same metaria that every other living thing is made up of. It made sense to me.

after reading the description:

ok, here is the bit on the light. The light can only be haluscinated by the eyes, you dont actually see it because its not really there. You perceive it, with your higher senses that are normally dimmed by the brain, which, upon death, ceases to function.

What would a blind person see? They would too, see light. The blind people that have developed their higher senses CAN and DO see things without their eyes. In fact, the scientists who study this have got certain blind people to the point of being able to watch television. Sure, blind people cant discern objects in the way we do, but they can still sense it which is just another way of seeing once its developed, things are just more formless in that place, but you know what... because of this, maybe they can actually see better than us because they are not ever subjected to the illusion of reality that everyone else is so easily fooled by.

Its kind of like asking, if you give a blind person LSD, would they see things? The answer is no, their eyes cannot detect anything... strictly in the material vision that we are accustomed to. But do dying people/near death people see the light with their eyes? No, they do not... because there is no material light forming in front of their eyes before they die.

Needle responds:

Thanks for the fantastic review. You bring up sereval valid points, such as instinct and its connections to blindness, and "vision beyond vision", with even the blind producing images that they can see. But then we come full circle - what experience would they have when they die? And then once again we return to your points - would their concept of light be completely different from our own? Confusing stuff but it's fun to think about! Good stuff my friend. Thanks again.

[Can-O-Swedes]

Actually..

Actually, those guys sounded Russian... I should know.

TmsT responds:

Yeah you're probably right. I just chose Sweden because we have more Swedes (1) than Russians (0) on our forum. Care to come on in and even up the teams?