RetiredGuerilla
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Could a soul or spirit pass through a solid barrier?
Nothing dumber than a flat earther
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blake9999
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I know you have been asked this before but you never answered.... what causes an eclipse?
blake9999
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So now you believe in Ghosts?Could a soul or spirit pass through a solid barrier?
RetiredGuerilla
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Your spirit is energy that is positive and negative. Love, compassion, affection ect. vs. Hatred, contempt, jealousy. Our body is a shell and when you die this energy is released. The lunar eclipse on Wed. morning occurred AFTER sunrise. So how was it the earth's shadow?
psychedelicdaddi
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you're right, it must have been they turned off the moonlight for a night
Grandpapy
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I would think a great amount of Cosmic Debris would be blocking your sun and stuck to your barrier.Could a soul or spirit pass through a solid barrier?
RetiredGuerilla
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Selenelion Eclipse. Research it. The sun and moon have been observed 180 degrees apart during a lunar eclipse.
RetiredGuerilla
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The sun and moon can both be visible during a selenelion eclipse. You were implying stupidity. Pot, kettle, black.
blake9999
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why don't you just explain it to me and the others in simple terms, after all we dumb folk believe in a round Earth.
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RetiredGuerilla
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Do some research and think for yourself don't rely on me.
Grandpapy
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Don't limit yourself, change perspective, consider the Universe has even stronger positive and negative charge, after all a chunk of plutonium has it own ionosphere.
I just hope (my energy) you can make thru that barrier.
RetiredGuerilla
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Selenelion eclipses. RESEARCH IT.
psychedelicdaddi
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so, is that like.... this
RetiredGuerilla
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Look out over the ocean...it sure looks curvy LMAO !!
psychedelicdaddi
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i feel like you're implying that the water would fall off or something into space (space.space.space)
RetiredGuerilla
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@Everybody. If the surface of the ocean curved then Navy radar tracking and laser guided weapons would NOT work. If enemy ships were 50 plus miles out and supposedly BELOW the horizon (sounds so stupid when i say that) then radar could not track them and laser sights could not lock in on them. Radar CAN NOT penetrate water and lasers don't curve across the surface of the ocean.
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