Hahaaa, astral projection. Not often do I see it mentioned. I can come close but the fear always stops it.

Groundhog day 1993! Only when Phil puts off his selfishness and helps others, he brakes the time loop curse, he also accepts that there is something he cant effect like preventing a homeless man from dying, he can only make his last hours little better. It's also was funny how everytime he tried to take advantage with Rita it backfired ! Only after not being selfish and helping all other towns people he broke curse and won Ritas heart !

You try filming a rocket launch handheld and have it be steady. I look forward to seeing your results. :)

@@jackmoore1415 I have, genius! It was spectacular!

@@richlo8887 Post it.

@@jackmoore1415 I am no KZfaqr, homie!

@@richlo8887 Excuses

If by profound you mean profoundly wrong, since good and evil are relative terms. What you might consider good I consider evil and vice versa. And a third party might consider both either good or evil. It may also change over time. The perception of good and evil is wholly based on the perception of another and different for each individual. Now one could argue that the ascended constitute some kind of hive mind in regards to our plane of existence, which they don't, but even then this would be to be disregarded as there is no point looking at this concept across planes of existence, since the priorities and as such morals differ too much.

@@Finsternis..You obviously don’t get the power of proverbs or parables. And the statement good or evil is relative is the most stupid thing I’ve ever heard. The wriiting team in this short clip the writting is outstanding.

​@@JinxTheCat_playsactually, it seems clear to me that this quote alludes to the prayer of St. Francis of Assisi and refers to the concept of freewill... which many scientists are claiming is an illusion and that everything is actually predetermined. We certainly do not have "free" will; however, if every action is actually already predestined then our systems of "justice" & punishment are truly cruel and the closest thing to evil I can think of! I find these assertions to be preposterous; but regardless of whether or choices are an illusion or not, there is no good argument against believing that we can choose! In fact, there doesn't seem to be any good argument for rejecting the belief in freewill! Another crucial nugget of wisdom in this quote actually affirms the relativity of good & evil! What is important is that your choices & behavior reflect & align with what you believe to be good. While I do agree that good & evil are not absolute, it also seems clear that they are not interchangeable nor completely relative. The important point seems to be that we need to go through the internal wrestling of ideas to resolve that the choices we make are good; or at least as good as we can makes under the circumstances and with the information available to us. Sometimes there will be variation is what is good or evil between one individual and another; but there are actions that can only be considered evil and never be painted to be good!

​@@Finsternis..The argument you refer to in your final paragraph is essentially the explanation for why the Ascended Ancients have their policy of non-interference with the lower planes. BTW, it might not be a terrible idea to keep in mind what this is... TV... Entertainment! And while the producers did employ some advisors to increase the level of accuracy & believability in their stories; for instance the Air Force sent a representative to make sure that the series did not mis-portray them in certain ways. Scientists were also brought in to evaluate and assist in improving the fictional component of the science fiction. However, they did not bring in linguists or philosophers which is unfortunate because those are the two areas/topics that tend to be the weakest and most prone to flaws/errors/contradictions in the stories...

​@@Finsternis..You literally sound like classic Dr Who villain saying foolish stuff like good is relative. *"Evil??! Your evil is my good! I find this good."* This is why atheists are wicked to the core. Their morals (or lack of) change quicker than the weather does and are just as unpredictable and destructive, all on the whim of their feelings.

They were. They (The poster.) cut out the parts where he speaks to O'Neill and tells them to stop trying to heal him, just let him go. He tell Jack about Oma DeSala and her offer to help with Ascension. So they are not surprised at him transforming into energy and Ascending.

I think they are surprised because after seeing everyone else struggle for their last breath, they suddenly see a blinding light. I know I'd be shocked.

Keep that in church bible thumper

Fuck religion. This show is more believable than your Bronze Age book of fairy tales.

I don't understand Oma especially later on in the dinner.