ChatterBank1 min ago
Why Is There Something
rather than nothing?
Why is there the universe, life, consciousness etc?
Can we concieve nothingness anyway?
And why is there not a philosophy catagory on AB anyway?
Why is there the universe, life, consciousness etc?
Can we concieve nothingness anyway?
And why is there not a philosophy catagory on AB anyway?
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Nothing is impossible. For anything to be possible there must first be something.
Existence is axiomatic. Existence is implied and any and every though or action.
The question "Why?" arises as a consequence of reason, a question that can only be answered in relation to an understanding of "How?"
The capacity to reason arises from an advanced level of consciousness where we begin to be aware of relationships between things and how they interact.
Apart from reason, there can be no reason for anything to exist. Reason exists as a consequence of a highly evolved consciousness and persists because of the evolutionary advantage it provides to the survival and well-being of those who have learned the process and to appreciate and value inherent in the practice of reason.
Existence is axiomatic. Existence is implied and any and every though or action.
The question "Why?" arises as a consequence of reason, a question that can only be answered in relation to an understanding of "How?"
The capacity to reason arises from an advanced level of consciousness where we begin to be aware of relationships between things and how they interact.
Apart from reason, there can be no reason for anything to exist. Reason exists as a consequence of a highly evolved consciousness and persists because of the evolutionary advantage it provides to the survival and well-being of those who have learned the process and to appreciate and value inherent in the practice of reason.
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Nothing is impossible. For anything to be possible there must first be something.
Existence is axiomatic. Existence is implied in any and every thought or action.
The question "Why?" arises as a consequence of reason, a question that can only be answered in relation to an understanding of "How?"
The capacity to reason arises from an advanced level of consciousness where we begin to be aware of relationships between things and how they interact.
Apart from reason, there can be no reason for anything to exist. Reason exists as a consequence of a highly evolved consciousness and persists because of the evolutionary advantage it provides to the survival and well-being of those who have learned the process and to appreciate the value inherent in the practice of reason.
Nothing is impossible. For anything to be possible there must first be something.
Existence is axiomatic. Existence is implied in any and every thought or action.
The question "Why?" arises as a consequence of reason, a question that can only be answered in relation to an understanding of "How?"
The capacity to reason arises from an advanced level of consciousness where we begin to be aware of relationships between things and how they interact.
Apart from reason, there can be no reason for anything to exist. Reason exists as a consequence of a highly evolved consciousness and persists because of the evolutionary advantage it provides to the survival and well-being of those who have learned the process and to appreciate the value inherent in the practice of reason.
mibn2cweus
//Nothing is impossible. For anything to be possible there must first be something //
Interesting that .
I remember asking some time ago on here, what was there before the big bang - and was told that there was nothing .
So if there has always been something , then there has not been a begining ?
//Nothing is impossible. For anything to be possible there must first be something //
Interesting that .
I remember asking some time ago on here, what was there before the big bang - and was told that there was nothing .
So if there has always been something , then there has not been a begining ?
//Bazile
mibn2cweus
//Nothing is impossible. For anything to be possible there must first be something //
Interesting that .
I remember asking some time ago on here, what was there before the big bang - and was told that there was nothing .
So if there has always been something , then there has not been a begining ?//
A beginning is . . . something.
Time is relative. An instant as measured in one rest frame would be measured as an eternity in another. Everything has a beginning that commences with that which precedes it, time being no exception.
As far as I can tell, it appears to me that we are living within a black hole which exists within another universe which is itself existing within another universe's black hole . . . perhaps our own.
Perhaps it's better for now to stick with trying to understand just one universe at a time. The answers to such questions may have been right here under our very noses . . . all along.
mibn2cweus
//Nothing is impossible. For anything to be possible there must first be something //
Interesting that .
I remember asking some time ago on here, what was there before the big bang - and was told that there was nothing .
So if there has always been something , then there has not been a begining ?//
A beginning is . . . something.
Time is relative. An instant as measured in one rest frame would be measured as an eternity in another. Everything has a beginning that commences with that which precedes it, time being no exception.
As far as I can tell, it appears to me that we are living within a black hole which exists within another universe which is itself existing within another universe's black hole . . . perhaps our own.
Perhaps it's better for now to stick with trying to understand just one universe at a time. The answers to such questions may have been right here under our very noses . . . all along.
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