My theory of the Universe and God

Which means there could be bigger things than universes that contain lots and lots of universes, lets call them "bigverses" and there could be millions of those inside of an even bigger "hugiverse".........


I think we're back to the infinity loop scenario again :p

Multi dimensional theory doesn't say that there are infinite realities, it says there are infinite possible realities. A subtle but extremely poignant difference.

If i create an axiom between -infinity and +infinity, allowing for any real number rather than quantizing to a discrete value, i have created an (empty) system in which infinite possibilities may be represented.

In this example, our universe would be defined by a single point that lays anywhere upon this line. Any value in the range -ininity < our universe < +infinity is a possible universe but as yet undefined within the construct of our reality.

In this way, by collapsing your frame of reference down to a single, obesrvable point (since it is not possible to quantize infinity) you effectively destruct every other alternate reality into nothingness.

Now that, my dear friend, is a theory. Not 'dude....none of this is realz! Omg'
 
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there is no god and there never was.
the only god is the sun because without this there would be no life at all.
so when people prey,those that do,remember pray to that big bright light in the sky
 
there is no god and there never was.
the only god is the sun because without this there would be no life at all.
so when people prey,those that do,remember pray to that big bright light in the sky
George Carlin?

Except he worshipped the Sun, and prayed to Joe Pesci: "First of all, I think he's a good actor, okay? To me, that counts. Second, he looks like a guy who can get things done. Joe Pesci doesn't **** around. In fact, Joe Pesci came through on a couple of things that God was having trouble with"
 
there is no god and there never was.
the only god is the sun because without this there would be no life at all.
so when people prey,those that do,remember pray to that big bright light in the sky

Prayer is, in essence, the act of a self-fulfilling prophecy. More often than not, prayers concern themselves with attainable goals set about our daily lives. For example, i might pray to God for good health. As a result, my health will be closer to the forefront of my conciousness and i will act to take steps to secure my goal.

Who is more likely to survive; The cancer sufferer without hope who is assured of his own demise, or the cancer sufferer who will fight to the bitter end? It is not an act of God with which i am referencing, more the power of self-belief and positive thinking.

Therefore, prayer is no more worship of the Sun than it is to God. Prayer is a method of communicating with the self to state and better understand our desires and aspirations.

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There is no god and there never was. Then answer me this. As a human being, with our scientific understand and engineering capacity, do you believe it would be impossible for us to ever reverse engineer any form of sentient life?

If even for a moment, you could imagine creating life, then it is utterly unreasonable to suggest that we ourselves were not created.
 
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There is no god and there never was. Then answer me this. As a human being, with our scientific understand and engineering capacity, do you believe it would be impossible for us to ever reverse engineer any form of sentient life?

If even for a moment, you could imagine creating life, then it is utterly unreasonable to suggest that we ourselves were not created.
Possible? Yes. But if the creating being is of such a massive scope that we have no hope of communicating with it, then which case, why worship it?

Also, infinite recursion again. What created the creator? Was that the end point of an evolutionary process? Eventually, you get back to the creator of the creator of the creator, and find one that wasn't created.

It's just as likely that that's us.
 
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And a question to all believers in religion. If there is a God, why would he allow terrible suffering in the world, thats just stupid and evil lol, so Gods not real quite clearly

Thanks for reading :p

God gave us free will, and the atrocities man commits on itself is a price to pay for that.
 
God gave us free will, and the atrocities man commits on itself is a price to pay for that.

As I've already said, there's a difference between that caused by free will, and that caused by natural disasters. Why should people die just because god decides not to prevent the tsunami or earthquake?
 
When was the start of time? well, the start of anything? it's a mind boggling thing because there can't be any start can there? it's not like a human life where it starts when it's concieved or born (depending on your view).
 
You are all angering the creator with this talk.

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Time... difference between occurence in events must be defined by something so it doesn't matter if we call it "Bob", it still exists. It's a 4th dimension.
 
As I've already said, there's a difference between that caused by free will, and that caused by natural disasters. Why should people die just because god decides not to prevent the tsunami or earthquake?

I'd say you could equally flip that question though - why shouldn't people die because of 'acts of god'? Anyone who tells you that life must be fair is either naive or a liar, to use an apposite quote "Life isn't fair. It's just fairer than death, that's all" - William Goldman.

There is no god and there never was. Then answer me this. As a human being, with our scientific understand and engineering capacity, do you believe it would be impossible for us to ever reverse engineer any form of sentient life?

If even for a moment, you could imagine creating life, then it is utterly unreasonable to suggest that we ourselves were not created.

I'm not quite sure here, are you arguing for or against a god here? Your two statements (quotations?) seem somewhat at odds with each other.

It may well be possible to create sentient life of some form, however that doesn't automatically imply that we were created by another sentient being/god/whatever you want to call it. We could 'simply' have come about in what amounts to little more than a grand game of chance - throw enough planets/elements/starting conditions into the equation and because of the vast numbers involved one of the possible permutations could be us.
 
My thought is if the big bang started from something around the size of an atom, then is it possible there are universes within all atoms or we are indeed inside one(or within it's contents)? Maybe the perception of time would be different so a day for one of these universes might be a second in our lifetime. Thoughts?
 
My thought is if the big bang started from something around the size of an atom, then is it possible there are universes within all atoms or we are indeed inside one(or within it's contents)? Maybe the perception of time would be different so a day for one of these universes might be a second in our lifetime. Thoughts?

lol, there is an intro on a recent episode of the Simpsons(S19E09)similar to that.
Basically you have the earth, then it zooms out to the solar system, then to the galaxy, then multiple galaxies, then to electrons inside an atom, then to atoms, molecules, then DNA, then cells, then Homers head then finishing with Homer just saying "Weeeeird" haha :D.
 
Theories really are just "best guesses" are they not? A lot of the stuff in this thread really can't and most likely will never be proven one way or the other. So if its based on guesswork it has a pretty high chance of being wrong, obviously some of it could be right but id doubt we will ever find out in our lifetimes. :confused:
 
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