If you know everything it's not really entertaining.If God runs this world or if it is a simulation. The question you have to ask is why an entity, who knows everything has us here. My take is our world and free will is for entertainment purposes. What else is there if you know everything?
Unless you give free will.If you know everything it's not really entertaining.
But then you don't know everything.Unless you give free will.
That is why you give free will.But then you don't know everything.
Flawed premise
I can't unknow something. Premise flawed. Either you know everything or you don'tThat is why you give free will.
Think of it this way, if you know everything, what would you do then?
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Yeah, it is fuzzy, so then we have to agree that something that knows everything, can't create something unknown. Which is a valid point.I can't unknow something. Premise flawed. Either you know everything or you don't
Lets say you are last thing standing and know everything. What do u do?I can't unknow something. Premise flawed. Either you know everything or you don't
Wow just called u in another threadYou stole Jamny's Friday night thread.
It will be simple in the end, when it makes sense but you didnt answer the question.My guess is that "God" is a dimension - one of the eleven that string theory needs to have exist to be the theory of everything - a "dark" aspect of magnetism that keeps things going. It made chemicals gather, push for life, without abiding intent as we conceive it. Soul electricity, the animating power of life, is "improved" by its vessels and, upon discorporation of living beings, rejoins the pool of energy that envelops living planets. Both dimensional and extra-dimensional aspects of life have fed each other that way, without motive, for billions of years. Intelligence would be expectable under those circumstances and the "mindlessness" of God would suggest spiritual energy to exist, but of a kind which would function without memory, which is a capacity of physical, not spiritual, life. That would explain much phenomenology, and is pretty cool to consider. And I'm sober. wOw - that's the first time I've written that down.
Knowing is a human function - a very limited thing. Weather doesn't know it's going to rain - it just pushes evaporation around. But some pretty miraculous things happen as a result. The God conceived as i outlined would not need to know anything, it would just be and do. As that kind of X factor, it could create everything and know none of it.It will be simple in the end, when it makes sense but you didnt answer the question.
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I'm going to hit a sativa vape and read that again.My guess is that "God" is a dimension - one of the eleven that string theory needs to have exist to be the theory of everything - a "dark" aspect of magnetism that keeps things going. It made chemicals gather, push for more and more and more unto life, a perpetual "more" machine, without abiding intent as we conceive it. Soul electricity, the animating power of life, is "improved" by its vessels and, upon discorporation of living beings, rejoins the pool of energy that envelops living planets. Both dimensional and extra-dimensional aspects of life have fed each other back-and-forth that way, without motive, for billions of years. Intelligence would be expectable under those circumstances and the "mindlessness" of God would suggest spiritual energy to exist, but of a kind which would function without memory, which is a capacity of physical, not spiritual, life. That would explain much phenomenology, and is pretty cool to consider. And I'm sober. wOw - that's the first time I've written that down.
Bless you, my child.There is no God, folks. Not even the kind Wikkid described.
Uh.....ShamrockPride said:Something cannot come from nothing. Something created the first pieces of matter that eventually expanded to what we know.
We use a fraction of our brain capacity, are limited to fives senses and just a few dimensions, but yes, let's make sure to make firm declarations about what is what in the universe. For we are homo sapiens, we are the center of the universe and we know everything.cstu said:There is no God, folks. Not even the kind Wikkid described.
First of all, we use all of our brains - that 10% number is a myth. It's true we are only homo sapiens but as homo sapiens we have only found evidence of a natural world. The idea that there is a God who both cares about us and is doing his best to hide from us is incongruous. Occam's Razor.We use a fraction of our brain capacity, are limited to fives senses and just a few dimensions, but yes, let's make sure to make firm declarations about what is what in the universe. For we are homo sapiens, we are the center of the universe and we know everything.
That has nothing to do with what I said.First of all, we use all of our brains - that 10% number is a myth. It's true we are only homo sapiens but as homo sapiens we have only found evidence of a natural world. The idea that there is a God who both cares about us and is doing his best to hide from us is incongruous. Occam's Razor.
It's lose.Some get so entrenched in their anti-religion battle stations that they loose sight of the fact that they don't know ****.
It's more that the way "God" is designed to care in most mythologies makes a solid circumstantial case for it being man's invention, whether gods exist or not.I wonder if more people would believe in God if the prevailing belief was that he exists and does not care about us.
At least in the way we perceive "caring" to look like.
If there was such a God why would it matter whether we believe? I believe in atoms, what does that get me?I wonder if more people would believe in God if the prevailing belief was that he exists and does not care about us.
Your posts on this board tell a different story.It's lose.
As far as knowing everything, obviously not. However, there is no evidence of God with any influence on our lives. Whether or not some God created the universe is of no concern to me if it means I still end up rotting in the ground and that's it.
My sister doesn't She has no religious agenda, is the daughter of a research engineer who invented the grow light, but honestly considers science a belief system of little consequence that makes fusses which interfere with women's empowerment (thru weight loss, gossip and horoscopes) and pet love. It's why i decided i had to blog some troof.I believe in atoms
Who said it mattered whether we believe?If there was such a God why would it matter whether we believe? I believe in atoms, what does that get me?
Shovel to the head says otherwise.msommer said:I can't unknow something. Premise flawed. Either you know everything or you don't
Not to mention Drive-by Truckers shows. #neverrememberShovel to the head says otherwise.
Good news: It turns out all along our lives have just been one big reality show for someone else's entertainment.FatUncleJerryBuss said:If God runs this world or if it is a simulation. The question you have to ask is why an entity, who knows everything has us here. My take is our world and free will is for entertainment purposes. What else is there if you know everything?
The world definitely exists for entertainment purposes: our own. Maybe God's, too, but definitely our own.FatUncleJerryBuss said:If God runs this world or if it is a simulation. The question you have to ask is why an entity, who knows everything has us here. My take is our world and free will is for entertainment purposes. What else is there if you know everything?