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Originally posted by spy66
reply to post by ImaFungi
-No matter how many universes there are. They must all come from one source initially. They must when you have a dimension of space that is infinite.
Originally posted by Itisnowagain
reply to post by ImaFungi
How do you suppose we cut up space? Space does not move out the way because there is a something there. The cinema screen does not move out of the way when an image appears.
can there be multiple infinite dimensions of space?
can there be infinite dimensions of infinite space?
with the computer analogy and my fish in the sea analogy,,, i was only pointing out that being inside what massive body of universe we are attempting at describing,,,, we really have no idea if there are things much larger then the seemingly "infinite" space of the universe......
Originally posted by Itisnowagain
reply to post by ImaFungi
You are conscious, you do not have the ability to be conscious, you ARE regardless of anything!
When you are in deep sleep you are not conscious. Deep sleep is not a choice and waking up is not a choice.
It happens. Are you aware of this?
Originally posted by Itisnowagain
reply to post by ImaFungi
I say pure awareness but i have heard it called the absolute.
In this video Stephen Wolinsky explains the difference between consciousness and what he refers to as the absolute but is what i am pointing to.
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Originally posted by jiggerj
Anyhow, I wish there were a way to keep a conversation like this from escalating into metaphors and vague analogies, to stick with the physical question of how can something come from nothing. How can real, verifiable energy come from an unverifiable, dormant state of nothingness. I say it can't.
I say that no matter how the brilliant minds of physics came to the conclusion of nothing before the Big Bang, a physical state of absolute nothing has never been and can't ever be.
As for Time, I say there HAD to have been one second before the Big Bang. And if there was one second, then there had to be two seconds, three, an hour, a decade, millennium, eternity. There had to have been Space before the Big Bang. There had to have been Energy before the Big Bang.
I can't agree with there being any type of consciousness before the Big Bang (not yet anyway), but I can side with this idea better than I can with the idea of there being nothing.