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Originally posted by operation mindcrime
reply to post by whaaa
Then what is the "total Universe" residing/expanding/shrinking in??
Originally posted by operation mindcrime
I am guessing that it is not 5 o'clock in the morning where you are (or maybe it is) to come up with questions like these....
Nice observation. Time actually doesn't exist. It is a mental construct to help our primitive minds conceptualize our environment.
Originally posted by operation mindcrime
reply to post by whaaa
Is it like from "the big bang" to "the big crunch" and everything in between is? Like a circle has a point of origin and a point where the end meets the beginning but for the circle to be a circle the factor of time has to be left out? Does that mean that we are actually scr*wing our selfs by assuming time is a dimension when it is actually a tool we use to make sense of things we cannot comprehend??
Originally posted by Mr Mask
The answer is...
"It is a gift for you".
Originally posted by Signals
Originally posted by Mr Mask
The answer is...
"It is a gift for you".
Best answer so far
Maybe you're not such a $#@%$ bag after all.
Originally posted by l_e_cox
reply to post by Signals
Here's sort of a droll answer I'll throw at you:
The universe is sort of like a - well - like a lego set that never runs out of pieces.
It will keep expanding until the beings playing with it get tired of it and go away to do something else.
They COULD, theoretically, make it smaller by uncreating it (sort of like making time run backwards) but I doubt anyone would be interested enough to bother with that.
It's funny to think about the various theories of universal creation, but I don't know how important they really are. We are much more in need of understanding how the universe "inside our own head" gets created!
Originally posted by EnlightenUp
Basic question?
Basic Answer: It is pointless.
Hint: Use a magnifying glass upon said retort. Yes, it's on line #2.
[edit on 3/31/2010 by EnlightenUp]