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Originally posted by Macrento
some Greek thinker had reflected in a similar way. His reasoning: now, supposing I could walk over to the very end of the universe, and I poked my staff through the limit, what would happen to the end of my staff? Would it disappear?
Originally posted by symmetricAvenger
reply to post by Arbitrageur
what people must understand here are 2 very basic things that are as clear as day..
1.. the universe has no shape
2.. your mind has no shape
out come? you live inside A mind..
very simple
Originally posted by symmetricAvenger
reply to post by spy66
he was not bright then was he...
0= you being alive resulting in a mirror effect called infinity and in math is 2d next question?
your math friend ain't so smart..
Originally posted by Devino
reply to post by Macrento
The main problem with this philosophy is the supposition of one person knowing "All" in a single point of time. (...)
(...) Remove religious preconception from science and philosophy to understand this problem better. (...)
Originally posted by Arbitrageur
But since this thread is about the big bang, you never really said if you believe in the big bang or not and why, did you? or did I miss it?
Originally posted by Macrento
Where do you find that assumption, and where do you see “the God Complex” and “religious preconception” ???
Originally posted by Macrento
You reject the concept of infinite space, yet reason, as I tried to point out and failed, IS INCAPABLE OF HANDLING SUCH AN APPARENTLY ELEMENTARY CONCEPT AS SPACE, whether finite or infinite. The same goes for time