Do You Believe?

[lashbear]

I believe that when you wish upon a star your dreams DO come true.

That is why I'm coming back to see you all with my loving Stoat instead of going to Japan.

I believe that every time I hear IASW (or Fantasmic, or Flitterin' or the Tiki Tiki Tiki Room, or "When you wish upon a star") and think about being at DL I cry, because I can't go back just anytime I want.

I believe in the power of friendship and the concept that close friends don't have to be physically close to you.

.....and I saw what I believe was a UFO when I was young. I also definately saw a ghost.

[flippyshark]

Do I believe? No.

[Prudence]

I still believe in love.

[innerSpaceman]

I do believe in spooks. I do believe in spooks. I do I do I do I do ... I do believe in spooks!

[Gemini Cricket]

I don't believe in ghosts or UFOs. If I see either or both, I'll change my mind.

[innerSpaceman]

And that's precicely why i DO believe in spooks.

[Alex]

I've seen UFOs. I still don't believe in them (as evidence of aliens) because I know I'm a flawed observer.

ETA: Didn't meant this as a comment on iSm's response though it ended up looking that way. I posted this without seeing his response.

[Betty]

I believe I can flyyyyy... I belive I can touch the sky.... (sing it with me)

I believe that thoughts can change things. Which is why I believe that pray can change things even though I don't believe in the diety those people believe in. I haven't read that book "The Secret" - but from what I gather, it's something similar. I think I got the notion from getting into Wicca when I was younger with the idea that my thoughts could something influence things and that the ritual was the means to get me to focus those thoughts.

I believe that the word believe starts to look funny after you type it over and over.

[Ghoulish Delight]

Originally Posted by Betty

I believe that thoughts can change things.

I believe it's within the realm of possibility that thoughts can affect the world at large. I do not, however, believe anyone has provided sufficient evidence that it does, nor even a plausible theory as to a mechanism that would allow it. Only conjecture, anecdotes, and seriously flawed application of quantum theory.

[scaeagles]

Originally Posted by Ghoulish Delight

I believe it's within the realm of possibility that thoughts can affect the world at large. I do not, however, believe anyone has provided sufficient evidence that it does, nor even a plausible theory as to a mechanism that would allow it. Only conjecture, anecdotes, and seriously flawed application of quantum theory.

Picard once saved the galaxy from a Vulcan thought weapon. Proof enough for me.