Maybe that's what Jesus used on the people that he healed
> Maybe that's what Jesus used on the people that he healed
I think this is what all healers used. They were all way ahead of their time and clearly misunderstood.
The ability to regrow body parts is dormant in mammals, not lost
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#22I’m surprised this does not mention humans can grow back the tips of their fingers (past the white part of cuticle) https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2013/06/10/1903854... Supposed to be only kids but I’ve chopped off a few mm by accident it came back as an adult or I can’t tell the difference.
Does your fingerprint look normal? When I was a kid I was goofing around with a pair of scissors and lopped off a good chunk of the pad of one finger. Thirty years later my fingerprint looks like a bunch of little dots at that location. The ridges never grew back properly.
Same. Chopped off the tip of my thumb with an axe, it’s healed but very scarred and fingerprint is not normal.
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#23Maybe that's what Jesus used on the people that he healed
Jesus, if he existed, didn't actually heal anyone or perform any miracles. That's mythology, not reality.
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Lol, I once sharpened my knives and went to cook. During the prep I said, "wow I wonder how sharp the knife is", next thing you know, i cut about 1/4" of my finger tip off, right through the finger nail with zero resistance. Besides the blood getting everywhere and needing superglue to stop it, it grew back completely fine.
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I didn't look at the edge, I was just thinking of that idea while slicing some vegetables and coincidentally not paying attention at the same time.
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#29In a study they figured out that organs seem to have an electrical potential range as a signature/command for stem cells for which organ to build and where.
In a frog they were able to grow legit eyes in the gut just by artificialy inducing a certain voltage in that area. No need for any cell transplantations: the voltage really seems to be the only signal needed.
This might also be how it might be done in the future in humans: block scar tissue then induce voltage with the signature of the organ you wish to regrow.
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#30Earlier quoted context omitted.
Jesus, if he existed, didn't actually heal anyone or perform any miracles. That's mythology, not reality.
How do you know?
I think to claim that 2000 years ago there was one person who performed miracles and/or healed people that nobody else could, with no actual evidence it was done and nobody else has been able to do it since, you need a better response to someone questioning it than “oh were you there? prove it didn’t happen.”