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Originally posted by ButtUglyToad
reply to post by smithjustinb
Why are planets magnetic?
Originally posted by CharterZZ
I would say no.
Because i disagree that space and time are infinite, i dont believe in infinity it was only made up by us humans.
I mean if space is infinite then everything is happening at the same time somewhere in the universe an infinite about of times (hard to get your head around).
So somewhere right now theres another me who is worshiped as god?
Altho i said i dont believe in infinity I do however believe god to be infinite as in everything there currently is, including time and space
Originally posted by smithjustinb
Originally posted by ButtUglyToad
reply to post by smithjustinb
Why are planets magnetic?
This is a good question. Magnetism is a very strange phenomena. I don't understand it, but I think it is inevitably linked with the polar nature of the universe.
Magnetism seems to be the most primary manifestation of duality in the universe. It is an awesome force.
Originally posted by smithjustinb
Originally posted by CharterZZ
I would say no.
Because i disagree that space and time are infinite, i dont believe in infinity it was only made up by us humans.
I mean if space is infinite then everything is happening at the same time somewhere in the universe an infinite about of times (hard to get your head around).
So somewhere right now theres another me who is worshiped as god?
Altho i said i dont believe in infinity I do however believe god to be infinite as in everything there currently is, including time and space
The reason I think time and space are infinite is any time you have something that exist within an infinite parameter, it is always located in the center of that parameter.
Originally posted by foreshadower99
Time is actually man made, simply because we are bound to die
after a selected amount of earth orbits. So we shouldn't count "time"
as part of the dimension since they always mix up time and space
it allows me to conclude that space is self existent and does not need
time. Time is only a unit of measurement of space.
Humans may see time as god simply because they have no control over it
as they will continue to be born, age and die. Things carry on as always.
Originally posted by Ophiuchus 13
Time, what do you consider time smithjustinb? On Earth its related to the amount of rotations Earth does with the SOL. But how is it tracked off of Earth?
Originally posted by foreshadower99
reply to post by ButtUglyToad
Space is infinite though therefore distance is an irrelevant matter.
When I mean time is a unit of measurement, I mean as in the
process that occur within space not how long space is. Lol.
Originally posted by SpeakerofTruth
Well, you certainly have an interesting theory. The problem with it is that there is not any such thing as time when you get to the fundamental basics of "reality." The whole concept is pretty much man-made.
When one speaks of God, I always use the term of force or energy....In my honest opinion, that is the only thing you can liken God to....Force or energy.
Originally posted by smithjustinb
so if energy is God, the entirety of mass, time, and space in the universe is God.