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Gabrielshow24:
Maybe, you should reflect that question towards you!

TenQ:
I said:
How do you know that a vehicles Navigator system has a Software running it?


Can you see the software?






How do babies suddenly know that they should breathe air? How do they know that they should suck their mother's nipples? Why should they have pain and discomfort receptors? Why do they just begin to imitate older people?

Gabrielshow24:
Then what conclusion did you arrive at, given your unprecedented allusion?

jaephoenix:
1. When you hear children screaming in your neighbors apartment, do you still ask if there are people in your neighbor's apartment? The noise is an indicator.
Same goes for software. The visual output on the dashboard screen showing directions etc is evidence of the software

jaephoenix:
2. Its like you haven't been reading my posts. Lemme repeat. Breathing is a spontaneous process, you don't think about it. It happens from the brain. I also told you babies suck anything near them. Nipple, fingers etc. Sometimes, when we are trying to examine them in the clinic, and they cry too much, we put their fingers into their mouths, they latch onto it and start sucking it.
I can't answer the other questions twice. Please scroll up. If you ask me again, I'll ignore you

jaephoenix:
I asked 3 questions there. You dodged all of them
I think I'm done with this hide and seek from you. Look for some other guys to play with. When you're ready to answer questions, lemme know

jaephoenix:
I asked 3 questions there. You dodged all of them
I think I'm done with this hide and seek from you. Look for some other guys to play with. When you're ready to answer questions, lemme know

Gabrielshow24:
The usual Spider-Man fallacy—it's really quite pathetic. 🤕 I don’t understand how you can dismiss the biblical account of the walls of Jericho falling while expecting to find physical remnants of those walls. The narrative itself emphasizes a miraculous event, not a historical structure that would remain intact.

Moreover, the existence of Jericho as a city does not negate the possibility of extraordinary events occurring within its history. Just because we can't find tangible evidence for every miraculous claim doesn't mean they didn't happen. Historical records often rely on context and interpretation, and the Bible provides a rich narrative that has been supported by various archaeological findings, even if they don't align perfectly with every detail.

So, while you may draw parallels to fictional universes, the Bible's historical and cultural significance cannot be so easily dismissed.🤔