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originally posted in:ReClaim Gaming
9/4/2014 3:26:07 PM
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It's a leap to claim that thoughts are your brain's "dark matter," and if you had read the article you posted, you would have seen that the "dark matter" the title references are the glia in your brain which don't produce electricity, but rather waves of charged calcium atoms.
It's just an example of how you got very caught up in your theory, and forgot to step back and see if it actually makes sense. I think it's great that you put so much time into this theory, and I hope you keep puting this much passion into your projects.
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Just going to ignore this right?
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It's a helmet, not a Ghost, and the name "darkness devouring" is appropriate because that's what the Guardians are fighting. You're trying to transpose the Darkness, which is the enemy, with a human brain. It's a fun notion, but really reaching. By the same token I could point out that the theme song for the Smufs goes "Lalalalalalalalalalalalala" which is "Alalalalalalalalalalalalal" backwards, and that breaks up into "ala"(Allah) and "lal" the Persian word for "red" which obviously means "blood." Bloody Allah, the Smurfs want an Islamic jihad!
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Edited by True_Reclaimer: 9/4/2014 3:50:50 PMThis is old news
