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I can see where the religion of science wants to rise above other religions in thought but at the same time in order to arrive at truth greater than what is known you will have to accept that i have been privy to events that rise above the religion of science.
originally posted by: DexterRiley
a reply to: deadeyedick
Thank you.
You wrote earlier:
I can see where the religion of science wants to rise above other religions in thought but at the same time in order to arrive at truth greater than what is known you will have to accept that i have been privy to events that rise above the religion of science.
These words are actually quite profound.
One of my most beloved teachers and mentors once offered this advice to me:
"Be still and listen."
"Clear your mind."
"And forget everything that you think you know."
"Only then can you comprehend the truth."
Your words are sometimes difficult to parse. To understand them requires closer scrutiny than one would normally do. That is both the problem and the reward.
It is a reward for those of us who would follow the above advice.
It is a problem for those who would not.
dex
originally posted by: CaptanMad
well no. Gravity is the curvature of space time, bent by an objects mass. This bending can be determined using the general theory of relativity. Depending on the mass and location in space time.
I recommend you read up on the ricci tensors and shwarzchilds work.