>>1800464 >>1800435

What's the truth of the universe or what's the mystery of space? IMO, the answers are very different. I believe the truth of the universe is that life is profound, resounding, and enduring, but in an all encompassing sense, it's not very unique. THIS DOESN'T MEAN THAT GOD DOESN'T EXIST. God just might be a little more transcendent than I was taught in Baptist Sunday school. I'm not going to jump to conclusions about what you guys might have learned. Hopefully it was more than I was taught. I think the mysteries of space are more specific to math, physics, and quantum entanglement. I think the documents will make the masses question their ideas of God, but I think that's both necessary and for the best…

>>1800600 >>1800435

>I seriously doubt if anyone involved in the crimes we've been discussing will or have been released on their own recognizance.

That's almost exclusively reserved for offences such as traffic tickets.

<When have you ever seen someone arrested and then released without bond/bail??

I mean, except for exonerations. Or questioning, but questioning isn't arrest.

>I really think Occam's Razor is, at a minimum, a reference to the theory of Occam's Razor. I inferred that it could be MORE than JUST a reference to the theory. <Ie: Carl Sagan, etc.

It's not a bad idea, but I personally don't think released on own recognizance is what Q was trying to convey :/