Post by TheCollector on Jul 4, 2014 14:25:26 GMT -6
This is for anyone who wants to state some odd but, true facts/stories.
#1 Dr. Jackle and Mr. Hyde was a real person. The real person was, Horace Wells. He was a dentest who invented the worlds first anesthesia/laughing gas. He did not have the proper amount per person figured out. This caused him to fail his public demonstrations. So, he became addicted and threw some acid on a lady's face. Good Story!
#2 Duncan MacDougall was a doctor and scientists. His goal was to prove if, a soul exist, it has to be made of matter, and all matter has weight. He also wanted to prove animals don't have souls. He made a death bed with an accurate scale attached. The bed was designed to keep any fluids or anything else a body would loose when dead. The animal experiments proved no weight loss. The human experiments proved an unaccounted weight loss. He came up with an average of 21 grams is about what a soul weighs. These experiments were contraversial in his day. His experiments were labeled as anti-religious beliefs. The funny thing is, he created this experiment to prove there's a god. He was never taken seriously and his experiments have never been recreated.
#1 Dr. Jackle and Mr. Hyde was a real person. The real person was, Horace Wells. He was a dentest who invented the worlds first anesthesia/laughing gas. He did not have the proper amount per person figured out. This caused him to fail his public demonstrations. So, he became addicted and threw some acid on a lady's face. Good Story!
#2 Duncan MacDougall was a doctor and scientists. His goal was to prove if, a soul exist, it has to be made of matter, and all matter has weight. He also wanted to prove animals don't have souls. He made a death bed with an accurate scale attached. The bed was designed to keep any fluids or anything else a body would loose when dead. The animal experiments proved no weight loss. The human experiments proved an unaccounted weight loss. He came up with an average of 21 grams is about what a soul weighs. These experiments were contraversial in his day. His experiments were labeled as anti-religious beliefs. The funny thing is, he created this experiment to prove there's a god. He was never taken seriously and his experiments have never been recreated.