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My primary directive is to drive across the country, which includes flying into the sun, which is an interdimensional portal. I have math to back it u...

"our primary directive is survival and this directive extends beyond the grave." Hahaha hahaha--is about as insightful a comment as I believe this OP ...

You must be trolling. There's no way you're this oblivious to reality. Stop wasting people's time.

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You can't just imagine a poor argument and some fairy tales into existence and then tell everyone they're losing a battle against what you've mistaken...

I think the odds of me winning the lottery are 800% x10 because a bunch of stuff I just made up in my head. Looks like I need to go get a lottery tick...

The burning of the Alexandria library was a technological and philosophical catastrophe, and it didn't make philosophy disappear. Short of extinction,...

Philosophy doesn't require technology, and technology hasn't advanced philosophy, it's made it less useful. What would a "knowledge and technology cat...

What you're proposing has already happened, and here we are.

A bunch of that stuff you just made up in your head, or it's from a version of Christianity I've never seen, but it's not in the bible. Why do you hav...

Okay, we're done here.

You're copy-pasting things you don't even understand.

Your comment about this physicist is based on either insufficient knowledge or intentional deception. He won a singular Nobel Prize prior to becoming ...

At a moment when I felt I was due for some hysterical laughter, I appreciate this, sincerely. Please feel free to share this super-genius Nobel physic...

Not sure what that test is or how it relates, it's chance and not evidence of anything "supernatural". I've had "precognitive" dreams, I've been expos...

You made the outlandish claims, so the burden of proof is on you. Present statistics to demonstrate the validity of your claims about poverty and nati...

Okay, I get it, so you're saying primitive humans pondered math and music in their mothers' wombs while a voice called to them from beyond reality.

Music and mathematics are learned, not "innate". Passion is not controlled by education or hard times or soul-sucking labour. It actually seems to thr...

It's intended to be one God, but each writer of course explains things in a way that is relevant to him, reflecting changes in culture and style, whic...

It's been demonstrated through scholarship and archaeology, with use of the bible as a reference, that the bible came from a polytheistic culture that...

I'm not sure where you're going with that last comment.

Compulsions can be controlled, and they don't necessitate "design". That something feels good doesn't necessarily add or subtract meaning from life, e...

So you're saying that because we perceive something as being vast, it can't be a simulation? That's not a very strong argument at all.

So you think Bill Gates is running this simulation in his garage circa 1980-something? "Check this out guys, I'm simulating a model of the entire univ...

That's what someone living in a simulation would say.

There is compelling evidence that "reality" is something other than what we sense. We're talking about two different things here: reality as what we s...

Bacteria did that for billions of years before humans existed. Our lives depend on bacteria, so we're effectively doing so on their behalf. If we reac...

Nothing is real in the sense that our only basis for description is what our senses detect. In order for our senses to detect anything, a series of pr...

I'm unclear as to how the film analogy fits, it's analogous to "an act of not acting" or "an instance of nothing happening". What makes us "real" is a...

Now I know that I was correct in the first place, but I knew that while it was happening.

I paid close attention to your comment and to my response. I guess I didn't realize you had the meaning of life in your back pocket, you could have ma...

That reasons are reaching an expiry date doesn't mean they were never "good reasons" or didn't serve a purpose.

Perception of "free will" is an evolutionary device instrumental in our progress toward nonorganic replication. Since we became self-aware, much of ou...

In the model I presented, it's possible that everything is happening presently, no past or future. The movement of time and space is perceived by orga...

I didn't say it was anchored "at infinity", I said its anchor "is its infinity". Another possibility without "first cause" or "first mover" is a compl...

Its anchor is its infinity. So then God is a bit dumb?

Just keep on moving the imaginary goal posts.

Considering the number of extinctions we're aware of, including our own, I'd say it's not fine-tuned for life.

If a model of infinite reality consists of infinitely larger- and smaller-scale "universes" all subject to time and space in proportion to their posit...

Not if choices are also an illusion.

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It's the kind of grim paradox in which you actually believe all that stuff you wrote in the OP is factual.

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It is not "our" space-time. It is a set of observable, demonstrable natural laws. Why claim that something supernatural exists and then apply natural ...

If God existed amid nothingness, then both would be finite because neither would omnipresent. Two things existing independently requires both space an...

You implied that God and material existed together before there was time or space. Material exists in time and space, which is finite, but if material...

Issues should be prioritized based on individual necessity not by virtue of group identity. Identity politics have failed for thousands of years, and ...

As per your examples: 1. God wouldn't be creating something from nothing, God would be creating something from God--because there was only God. In thi...

So we have infinite reality devoid of time and space, and then a universe is born. Where and when is it located within the infinite reality? And what ...