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OP - June 26, 2018, 11:10 AM

My life of 60 years condensed into 30 minutes.

https://youtu.be/wsrEjfNmJ_g
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Reply #1 - June 26, 2018, 01:54 PM

Fascinating! Thank you,that was a very interesting journey you've had, glad you came through ok .
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Reply #2 - June 26, 2018, 03:25 PM

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bouncer786 ...16 hours ago

So, basically this nut-job came from a masonic family.

Thanks for exposing yourself.

MUHAMMAD ISMAIL 1 day ago

"there is evidence of evolution.."@23:35...
no there isn't..
~~they are called .. theories.~~.
~~not ... evidence....~~

bouncer come and join us.. come & join humanity... And Ismail you need to work on that high school biology.... so come and join the forum... well let me read this book Lectures of Robert Ingersoll Ha!... that 170 year old... great book.. great lectures

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Reply #3 - June 26, 2018, 03:35 PM

Quote from: Hassan on June 26, 2018, 11:10 AM
My life of 60 years condensed into 30 minutes.

https://youtu.be/wsrEjfNmJ_g

and they are beautiful words from a wonderful soul....

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Reply #4 - June 26, 2018, 04:25 PM

Thanks, Yeezevee.

I wanted to post the video on the CEMB YouTube channel and have tried in vain to find anyone who knows how to access it as I no longer know the details. But no-one seems to know how to access it. So I asked my friend Abdullah Sameer to post it for me.

btw I saw that "Mason" comment... Hilarious lol
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Reply #5 - July 09, 2018, 05:58 PM

Great video Hasan, thanks for sharing.
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Reply #6 - October 31, 2019, 11:51 PM

Hassan Radwan - My journey from Islam to no religion - Wycombe Skeptics In The Pub
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=uzWg6vD33o8

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Reply #7 - November 01, 2019, 09:55 AM

Quote from: zeca on October 31, 2019, 11:51 PM
Hassan Radwan - My journey from Islam to no religion - Wycombe Skeptics In The Pub
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=uzWg6vD33o8

Hassan Radwan - My journey from Islam to no religion - Wycombe Skeptics In The Pub 18 Sept 2019 .......Oct 10, 2019

So glad to see Hassan Radwan .. he is looking good and handsome .. much better than what he used to be ., and has fantastic clarity to tell audience as it is the life journey in an hour or so, I wonder whether he would like to organize something similar on to Ted Talks?? hope he drops by the forum..

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Reply #8 - November 02, 2019, 12:58 AM

he comes across as a bit melancholy.

an unexamined life is probably a happier one.
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Reply #9 - November 02, 2019, 02:08 PM

Quote from: crumble on November 02, 2019, 12:58 AM
he comes across as a bit ~~melancholy~~

"melancholy"?? what is that? what the hell is that?? what is there in melancholy or De-melancholy..... non..melancholy.. whatever?? My goodness.. I am glad you selected that word instead of other words .. the word sounds exotic and enchanting but a sad word dear crumble ..

No..No...nooooooooooo., no melancholy., he looks good .. he talks good .. he is hanging and banging ., But what is the big deal about a person having that melancholy mood? It is just a mood , one can swing it around., I do that often with bit of wine.. beer .. whatever nearby., That is his style .. that is the way he talks walks, writes and interacts with people., that guy was a teacher and taught /wrote Islamic stories, story books to kindergarten and middle school kids ., Common go and meet him .. he is in London.. you will never use that word again.,

And.. He is the best I ever interacted on internet .. Off course he hates me for my heckling and nowadays he is off the forum., this forum is BRUTAL....

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an un-examined life is probably a happier one.

No..no...nooooo..no.,

That melancholy or De-melancholy( that is my word.. do not use it ..lol) also goes to an un-examined life., An un-examined life.could also be sadder, angrier., or happier .....whatever

what is there in happiness or sadness ?? it is just a moment in life., same thing goes for loving, hating, anger happiness .. unhappiness .. whatever .. is it not all about endorphins and brain??

so what happened to that fascinating folder you opened on Science of ageing ? I was under the impression that you are going to put some important stuff in it

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Reply #10 - November 04, 2019, 10:57 PM

Quote from: yeezevee on November 02, 2019, 02:08 PM
An un-examined life.could also be sadder, angrier., or happier .....whatever

it's interesting that a rational/puritan sense of justice (human rather than divine) pushed him away from religion. if eternal torture objectionable then what about biological decay that ultimately leads to death? finite pain and suffering seems to get a pass in this examination.
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Reply #11 - November 05, 2019, 02:31 PM

no..no..no.. let me put crumble post in pointers to dissect it in to different subjects as crumble is trying mix them
Quote from: crumble on November 04, 2019, 10:57 PM

1). it's interesting that a rational/puritan sense of justice (human rather than divine) pushed him away from religion.

2). if eternal torture objectionable then what about ~~biological decay that ultimately leads to death?~~ finite pain and suffering seems to get a pass in this examination.

hello crumble., biological decay does not lead to death., biological decay happens AFTER THE DEATH OF THE SPECIES., and that you are exploring in your folder as "Ageing Process of a species"., May be you are confused with those two words or wrongly worded Ageing Process as
biological decay...

you are wrong w.r.t Hassan and his sense of justice. ..

the first one you say., Hassan moved out of Islam because what you call as divine ordained never ending torture ., which is imprinted in to the brains of many kids (including him) by faith preaching is different from ..

where as the 2nd one The ageing process ., is a open minded open end subject., Here you can debate/fight with him and change his views ., where as first one the divine ordained stuff is Non-negotiable . He is a very open minded guy ., I am reading him writing against his posts almost for 15 years

well correct me if I am wrong in my view on those points...

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Reply #12 - November 06, 2019, 12:39 AM

decay/degeneration/damage - the unavoidable side effect of being alive according to some scientists.

disembowelment - the perpetual punishment for disbelief according to some religionists.

either option isn't particulary attractive so perhaps it's better not to think about it too much? children/adults are inevitably indoctrinated into some world view so it may be futile to worry about the "truth" in the grand scheme of things.
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Reply #13 - November 07, 2019, 12:53 PM

to boil down my point: in a world where suffering and pain are accepted facts of existence then it isn't especially ludicrous or grotesque to suggest an afterlife where there's more of the same.

as he says, there is an unreliable emotional aspect to his falling off the religious wagon which can be rationalised (and probably quite succesfully) after the event.
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