Posts by Richard Davis7

Grace Davis77 said:The referral is valid—but if they haven't run those specific tests there before, you’ll definitely need to schedule an appointment first.

Thanks for the heads-up.

Hey everyone, I have two quick questions if anyone happens to know the answer. I have a referral for T3, T4, and TSH testing issued on December 7, 2016—does that still hold up? I was reading online that under the new rules, referrals are only valid for 90 days. Second question: can I just walk into the Mayo Clinic in Washington, D.C. and get this done without an appointment?

Where can I find all those little boutiques? My cousin has a birthday coming up—I’ve got her number, she’s a sweetheart—and I really want to pick out a nice shirt for her. I checked out C&A, but honestly, the selection was pretty underwhelming. I even swung by that Target over in East Side.

Arthur Grant8 said:He gave you free will, a brain, and a soul specifically so you could accept Him, yet you keep rejecting Him. Amen. There's no deep philosophy needed there! At the end of the day, the responsibility lies with you, and only God can judge the extent of that...🤷☕

@bluebison25 Look, don't sweat it. Just head to church, drop a little something in the collection plate, and go find a confessional. All shall be forgiven.

hiddenbear3 said:Trying to find a needle in a haystack...

And it looks like I’ll have no choice—just me, my microscope, and the vast unknown against the universe!

Technically speaking, we’re basically cousins—so it’s no surprise we share so many similarities. There's only about a 2% genetic difference separating us, after all. Of course, that gap isn't always obvious in everyone, which might be why it seems a bit confusing at times.

Maybe he thinks we're just clueless—that he shouldn't let us in on the loop because he doesn't want to play around with "bombs." If he actually pulled back the curtain on something even more insane, it would be

hiddenbear3 said:Knowledge is scattered in tiny fragments, much like how the entire universe is dispersed across countless infinitesimal particles..
It’s honestly quite unrealistic to expect anyone to be presented with a complete, seamless package of all information at once.

Fine, sure, it’s scattered—but why not start with something "small"? For instance, just reveal some artificial mechanism for defending against cancer cells.

Arthur Grant8 said:Of course God shares His wisdom!
Everything we understand today is simply because God made it possible!
He designed our brains and breathed life into them, igniting the very spirit that drives the human mind...
Yet, for our own protection, He placed limits on what we can grasp, knowing how easily knowledge can be twisted for evil. People get arrogant, taking all the credit for themselves instead of realizing everything is a gift from God! Honestly, the world is teetering on the edge of nuclear war right now specifically because humanity uses its intelligence for destruction rather than good.

It’s tragic, really. Most people will perish in their own pride, cursing the day they ever sought knowledge. Their obsession with "knowing" just led them toward ingratitude and an open rebellion against the Creator—falsely accusing Him of being stingy!
But He gave us everything! He gave us life and the capacity to think! He taught us to love, showing us that love is the only true thing worth knowing, for true wisdom is born from love alone... yet some people tried to hold God hostage just to gain power through knowledge!
What a tragedy, these walking dead souls... God, have mercy on them!😢🙂

Alright, if He isn't stingy with knowledge, why doesn't He tell His ambassador on Earth—the Pope—to finally release the Vatican archives to the public?

God doesn't withhold knowledge just to make it easier for the unthinking masses to be controlled. "Trust in Yahweh with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding (Proverbs 3:5)." Once you gain mastery over hordes of zombies—those who follow commands blindly out of sheer fear—you become nearly invincible.