Causality argument is invalid because time is relative and stops in singularities. 121 billion galaxies and a probable multiverse points towards and act of nature and makes no sense to be an act of gods.
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.Ok, its Best to look to a culture who had no value of time. Cause time is an invention of man. The argument of singular does not exist to these primitive people because the 1 has no meaning so no singularity excites, and the zero is a circle that represents vibration and rotation. Night, into day, day into night, birth life death. And I know this how? Iām an Iroquoian who race was base on the vibrations and rotation of the stars, plants, moon, suns and galaxies. The circle was the most prolific symbol of all, it represented the unity to all things, as above so below. But you come to your own conclusion. There are 112 levels of reality, you can chose one and fight toe and nail to hold on to it or you can chose to explore and expand the other levels. The choice is your.
Debbera
Level 5
June 25, 2019
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Maybe so, but we don't live in a singularity. Time is relative to the observer, but one directional. And what's god got to do with it, got to do with it?
Heraclitus
Level 8
May 14, 2019
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Living in Puerto Rico must be challenging, itās such a religious demographic.
Jewelee65
Level 6
May 14, 2019
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Not as religious as the South Bible Belt!!.Many are Catholics or Protestant by name but not by practice.
@Diabloazul I donāt know, I believe itās probably close. I lived in Arecibo in the 80ās and go back every so often to visit family, they get pretty annoyed when I donāt ask for their blessing
Maybe... But in our Galaxy, time doesn't stop...
Cutiebeauty
Level 9
May 14, 2019
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There was no before in the singularity. The ā āfirst cause ā argument is pointless.
"Causality argument is invalid because time is relative and stops in singularities. "....yea, whatever you say....can you back this up with facts? I don't think so...(tongue firmly in cheek).
Robecology
Level 9
May 14, 2019
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In singularities according to physicists, there is no distance and no velocities so time stops.
@Diabloazul So
#1 -if you are up to level 7 (or is it 8 ) feel free to form a group called "physicists"....most of us don't know what you're talking about. and
#2. You say that; but a good scientist always backs up his statements with facts, data, and references.
I have taught science 45 years, and have never heard of a "causality argument"...and most of us don't know what a "singularity" is. Links? Sources? remember; us "agnostics" need proof!
Not to change topics; but I just came back from a 4th visit to Puerto Rico...I hope you guys are recovering well. Tom Meyer, who is the CEO for Solar Libre, is working to put solar panels on roofs of homes there... Watch this....
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