k.e
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Boy djmullen I hope you wear protection when you dredge that tard!
? | Quote | Cosmological ID — Who Designed the Designer?
GilDodg'em
Some insights can totally change one’s perspective. One of those insights for me was learning that time had a beginning at the origin of the universe. (Oops, “beginning” implies a point on the time line, so let’s change that to “a point of appearing.”) If time came into existence, then the cause of the universe could not have had a cause, or a history, or a beginning, or a designer, because all of these require that the cause of the universe be located on the time line of the universe, which did not exist prior to the creation of the universe. (Oops, can’t use “prior to” because that implies time.)
Thus, the question of who designed the designer is meaningless when it comes to the origin of the universe. The designer must be “it is that it is,” or if “it” is personal, “I am that I am.”
I realize that this twists one’s brain into a Mobius strip, but it does make sense if you think about it |
Here pass me that Klien bottle bong, you need a little bit of Moroccan in it raastaman, now light it up on the edge of a black hole and lie back. Sci. Am. how to build a time machine
See, that was easy wasn't it? The Designer made black holes so he could zip around the universe in no time and be in two places at once.
Tell me black holes weren't designed? It's obvious isn't it? Jesus just has to be in one, how else is he going to last an eternity.
| Quote | ....At the surface of a neutron star, gravity is so strong that time is slowed by about 30 percent relative to Earth time. Viewed from such a star, events here would resemble a fast-forwarded video. A black hole represents the ultimate time warp; at the surface of the hole, time stands still relative to Earth. This means that if you fell into a black hole from nearby, in the brief interval it took you to reach the surface, all of eternity would pass by in the wider universe. The region within the black hole is therefore beyond the end of time, as far as the outside universe is concerned. If an astronaut could zoom very close to a black hole and return unscathed--admittedly a fanciful, not to mention foolhardy, prospect--he could leap far into the future.
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The conservative has but little to fear from the man whose reason is the servant of his passions, but let him beware of him in whom reason has become the greatest and most terrible of the passions.These are the wreckers of outworn empires and civilisations, doubters, disintegrators, deicides.Haldane
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