This may even offer us an alternate explanation of what occurred with Regan MacNeil back in '73, at least insofar as the levitation portion of her ordeal goes. Pazuzu of course still remains the most likely culprit for the masturbation via crucifix, head rotation, projectile vomiting, and Spider Walk
Yes...I have read about the monks doing that by facing a certain direction and all blowing some type of giant horns at the same time...it's pretty wild...would think scientists would try and replicate it but I haven't heard of any studies attempting it.
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Interesting note...that movie was based on an actual event that took place and the exorcism was performed at the University I went to by Jesuit priests on campus in one of the buildings still in use today by the business school. However the 4th floor where it took place has been sealed shut and nobody can go up there.
The priests who oversaw this case no doubt BELIEVED they were battling Satan and protecting the innocent, same as these loons
Every culture believes in some form of possession by evil spirits, many of them have items placed above doorways to keep them from entering their houses.
In the not too distant past, almost every culture on Earth
After about two weeks...
It’s always been that way. It’s “alpha” to be contrarian.
Human beings have been living in hot climates for hundreds of thousands of years without the benefit of advanced technology that we have today. We'll be fine.
Some of us will die, of course, but that can't be helped. There are too many humans anyway, so we can spare a few.
Just like religion, science has become completely political. What was considered scientifically proven decades ago is deemed heretical today. For example, it wasn't so long ago that there was widespread scientific consensus about innate differences in intellectual ability between individuals of difference races. Another example is homosexuality, which was classified as a mental disorder in most western countries as late as the 1980's. And then one day, as if by an act of magic, it became a "normal" thing. The science has not changed but the politics have. These days, you would get instantly "cancelled" for saying something that was widely accepted as unassailable scientific truth less than century ago. And I wouldn't be surprised if a few decades from now, anyone who talks about "anthropogenic climate change" would be deemed a dangerous lunatic and treated accordingly.
By that time we will have painless adjustment centers to make sure we all look to the future together, in peaceful harmony.
They have not been living in places where wet bulb temperatures exceed conditions that humans can survive in because those haven't existed until very recently. Otherwise they literally would have died.
People have been saying the exact same thing for more than 20 years and yet we're still around. I also remember the "ozone layer scare", which was a big thing in the 1990s (before global warming became a big hit). We were all supposed to die from solar radiation by the year 2010. No one talks about the ozone layer anymore for some reason. And back in the 1960's, they were predicting a new ice age. You can think of many other examples of whacky pseudoscientific theories that became mainstream.
Yes, and more and more people continue to die from these issues every year.
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The problem is that people who make things happen often have no idea what they are doing. As a result, they make the wrong things happen. This is particularly true of our so-called political leaders, who are more interested in pandering to hysterical suburban female voters than in actually addressing complex problems.
