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Originally posted by Volatile
reply to post by theresult
Your theory applies if life is solely based on mathematics mate.
But human science destroys the theory. You cannot make the assumption that there is no below and no beyond... That's in the branch of philosophy.
Originally posted by Volatile
reply to post by theresult
You are blind if you don't keep an open-mind to other possibilities. People thought the Earth was flat, so don't fool yourself thinking you know everything.
You are right about the mathematics, but i'm gonna reply your question with another:
How do you know infinity doesn't exist after death?
Originally posted by Volatile
reply to post by theresult
Your theory applies if life is solely based on mathematics mate.
But human science destroys the theory. You cannot make the assumption that there is no below and no beyond... That's in the branch of philosophy.
Originally posted by Volatile
reply to post by theresult
You are blind if you don't keep an open-mind to other possibilities.
How do you know infinity doesn't exist after death?
Originally posted by metro
reply to post by theresult
Hey, just thought I'd say that you are evidence that there are idiots on both sides of the 'debate'. You curiously go against the common mantra of atheists being inherently more intelligent based on a belief.
What are you waiting for?? Start the Atheist Crusade already!
Originally posted by theresult
reply to post by cancerian42
Infinty does have a start and an end.
starts when you are born then stops when you die...
preception!
ask this.. would you be able to ask what infinity was if you was dead?
there is the answer
Originally posted by anyone
reply to post by cancerian42
This argument may be infinite.
Don't you find it contradictory that infinity has a name? Just the fact that there is a label or name for it puts it in a box and makes it finite. I have just always found it interesting; it's still just an idea because it is an unknown.
Originally posted by cancerian42
I still believe that 2d cannot exist. It cannot be material since all matter is 3d. Therefore it cannot be tangible, visible, smellable, taste-able, or audible. What do we base such a theory on if we can't even perceive it? And even if it can be "proven" with math doesn't mean it's reality.
Also in "Imagining the 10th dimension part2" (the third video on the opening post) it says that all possible outcomes=infinity. I do not oppose this idea (rather believe it to be true) but that would have to mean that there was no beginning, because a beginning, one finite cause for everything, would have finite effects. Our reality could be infinite only if there were perpetual causes and effects which there are (and they are one in the same, cause=effect). However, there is only one reality because the causes and effects have definite outcomes (can be predicted/are not random) which is infinite. Matter is infinite (can be divided infinitely) and that is why there are no 2d or lower dimensions. And that is why time is not a dimension of its own. Time is a perception in the 3rd dimension of change, and since there is only one infinite reality, there is only one infinite time line.