[OOC] Phoenix Wing (A Fairy Tail RP-Always Open, Open)

[Oblivion666]

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What can I say? Sanders annoyed Jamie.

@Caits

Damn. Easy to annoy her then XD

[MarshiestMallow]

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Damn. Easy to annoy her then XD

@Oblivion666

It's not so much that, as the fact that...Sanders just says "Oh yeah, hyun doesn't feel the need to live anymore" but is still sitting in the stands.

[Oblivion666]

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It's not so much that, as the fact that...Sanders just says "Oh yeah, hyun doesn't feel the need to live anymore" but is still sitting in the stands.

@Caits

Ahhhh. Hey people got reasons, but this could be awesome. We might see a guildmaster fight XD

[Lugubrious]

The unconscious can't hear people speaking to them. It is a biological impossibility. Jamie is being aggressively assertive. Trying to argue that point would be ludicrous. Sanders is indeed a level-headed man, thanks. The hot-blooded are suited for the front lines; the calm and wise are suited for the command tent.

Also, fighting with Sanders would not be awesome in any way. His magic alters probability. If someone is attacking him and he doesn't want to fight, his first move would be something like raising the probability of him suddenly teleporting across the city to 75%.

[Oblivion666]

The unconscious can't hear people speaking to them. It is a biological impossibility. Jamie is being aggressively assertive. Trying to argue that point would be ludicrous. Sanders is indeed a level-headed man, thanks. The hot-blooded are suited for the front lines; the calm and wise are suited for the command tent.

@Lugubrious

Dayum son shots being fired

[MarshiestMallow]

The unconscious can't hear people speaking to them. It is a biological impossibility. Jamie is being aggressively assertive. Trying to argue that point would be ludicrous. Sanders is indeed a level-headed man, thanks. The hot-blooded are suited for the front lines; the calm and wise are suited for the command tent.

@Lugubrious

It isn't impossible.

I have heard people speaking to me, when I was unconscious. the brain is a weird, wonderful, unknown organ. As much as we know about it, there's much much more that we don't know about it.

[Zarkun]

We don't even use ten percent of our brain's full functions.

[Lugubrious]

We don't even use ten percent of our brain's full functions.

@Zarkun

Myth.

http://hub.jhu.edu/2014/07/24/busting-a-brain-myth
https://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/tenper.html

The reason people think that is because a great deal of our brain's functions are automatic. If we used '100% of our brain' consciously, then we would have to consciously breath, pump blood through our veins, figure out the right emotions to use for a given situation, process sensory inputs from all of our senses, and find every memory one moment at a time. It would not be fun.

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It isn't impossible.

I have heard people speaking to me, when I was unconscious. the brain is a weird, wonderful, unknown organ. As much as we know about it, there's much much more that we don't know about it.

@Caits

Let's say Sanders goes off what has been scientifically proven then, not weird, wonderful, unknown happenings.

[Zarkun]

If I felt like debating, I would pull up further proof that of the CONSCIOUSLY controlled part, we don't use more than 10%. There are numerous facts supporting this theory and I already automatically discount breathing, blood movement, etc etc because that's subconscious control.

[Lugubrious]

If I felt like debating, I would pull up further proof that of the CONSCIOUSLY controlled part, we don't use more than 10%. There are numerous facts supporting this theory and I already automatically discount breathing, blood movement, etc etc because that's subconscious control.

@Zarkun

I didn't even know there was a other side to this thing. If you're at all interested in debating this, I would actually be very interested to see your proof. I just thought that it was an official scientific deal.

[Remram]

Sorry that I took so long to post. >~<

[Burthstone]

Sorry that I took so long to post. >~<

@hatakekuro

At least you can post.

I'm still waiting for @Silver Fox And @CirusArvennicus

[Zarkun]

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I didn't even know there was a other side to this thing. If you're at all interested in debating this, I would actually be very interested to see your proof. I just thought that it was an official scientific deal.

@Lugubrious

Meh, my wife and I had an argument. Has killed any debating spirit that I might have had for the day.

[Silver Fox]

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At least you can post.

I'm still waiting for @Silver Fox And @CirusArvennicus

@Burthstone

Why am I being waited on?

[Lugubrious]

Sorry that I took so long to post. >~<

@hatakekuro

No worries, it was a very nice post. And now you have to start working on a reply. Nya ha ha.

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Meh, my wife and I had an argument. Has killed any debating spirit that I might have had for the day.

@Zarkun

Ah, I see. If it makes you feel any better, I didn't anticipate it being a debate. More like an explaining of positions. Personally, I don't feel like trying to figure out who's right and who's wrong on such a seemingly insignificant but interesting subject.

[Burthstone]

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Why am I being waited on?

@Silver Fox

Because Trinity sat next to Karn and said something, then Mithera came over and sat in Trin's lap.

[Silver Fox]

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Because Trinity sat next to Karn and said something, then Mithera came over and sat in Trin's lap.

@Burthstone

I was uninformed of this xD

[MarshiestMallow]

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Myth.

http://hub.jhu.edu/2014/07/24/busting-a-brain-myth
https://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/tenper.html

The reason people think that is because a great deal of our brain's functions are automatic. If we used '100% of our brain' consciously, then we would have to consciously breath, pump blood through our veins, figure out the right emotions to use for a given situation, process sensory inputs from all of our senses, and find every memory one moment at a time. It would not be fun.

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Let's say Sanders goes off what has been scientifically proven then, not weird, wonderful, unknown happenings.

@Lugubrious

I've looked at those sites, and I do not elieve they are peer reviewed. Nor do they appear to have references.

I do not trust them.

[Oblivion666]

Well I shall go and play my steam games, should anyone want to talk to my peeps they are just sitting there free for interactions. -zooms off to play Holy Potatoes! Its a Weapon Shop!-

[Remram]

@Lugubrious
*is playing smash bros* o-o