Golovkin "I want to punish Canelo"

In case you're wondering about the dislike for Libras, here's a list of them. Anthony Joshua, Adonis Stevenson, David Haye, Guillermo Rigondeaux, Deontay Wilder, Ricky Hatton, Terence Crawford, Martin Murray, Mike Perez, Conor Benn, Kermit Cintron, Ruslan Chagaev, Ricardo Mayorga, Jesus. Although as with anything there are some exceptions, Matthysse, Holyfield and Hearns are the good ones.

 

No, I wouldn't call it anecdotal, there's already enough circumstantial evidence that there's something to it, that it could probably warrant more studying. And no, not by using the same old dismissive approach that scientists in the past used who went in looking to disprove something. Yes horoscopes are a crock of ****, but the likelihood that environmental factors could have an effect on someone when they're born that could possibly help shape aspects of their personality, isn't what I'd call far fetched. I mean, the moon can effect the tides on earth, well the human body is made up of 70% water, the sun gave life to everything on earth, causes the shifts in seasons and effects the migration patterns of animals and the lack of it can cause severe depression, and getting some sun literally causes the release of hormones into the brain, serotonin. Electromagnetic waves on earth can effect our moods, especially high exposure to them, how much effect does a newborn child feel when first coming into the world getting blasted with with all of this energy? Its definitely worth looking into. But as with everything, the moment someone suggests for scientist to research the existence of a God or an afterlife, or anything the modern day Left deem as junk science, they're written off and treated like a loonie, because that would go against their nihilistic morally relativistic narrative wouldn't it? Most atheists hate hearing about God because it tempts them to question their disbelief, the same thing happens with hyper religious people who are asked to question their faith, they go all batty and start having cognitive dissonance on both sides, and don't want to hear anymore. What's wrong with further long term research into the subject? Certainly its more worthwhile than something like, does cuddling with your cats or dogs kill you, that's a real study. What's wrong with extensively looking into it? Not a thing.

 

Yeah I've seen them, I listened to all of them, its disturbingly fascinating, I actually put them up in the lounge on my space thread about a year or two ago. It's such a pity that people are so dismissive when they literally don't know **** about anything even remotely scientific, most people don't even realize the stars they see in the night sky are actually millions of suns in other solar systems. They think they're just floating rocks I guess. yes, I'm a space nerd, although for some reason not a huge sci-fi nerd.