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Originally posted by purplemer
reply to post by Wifibrains
Of course they are the same thing....
Originally posted by watchitburn
Question answered.
You're welcome.
Originally posted by Wifibrains
Originally posted by Cinrad
reply to post by Wifibrains
I disagree with your conclusions Wifibrains but I like the processes and new slants you brought in
In my opinion, the unstoppable force and immovable object cannot coexist in the same universe, any universe that has laws that allows both to form has opposing laws and therefore must cancel itself out of existence. However, if an unstoppable force is possible in one universe and it truly is unstopable, then it should be able to jump between universes.
Ok, we are in charge here so if we want to put them together in one space we can. To play with your concept for a min, what if, we we add in harmony, or chaos, or anything Inbetween as they are different ends of the same stick. Or both at the Same time even. It seems all the perceptions that contradict each other are what create reality.
Originally posted by GalaxyEyes
Time is the unstoppable force, space is the immovable object.
Originally posted by watchitburn
reply to post by Wifibrains
Kind of odd you posted this thread this evening.
I just came across that video last night.
To get out of such a mindtrap one has to know him/herself better than the other or reconstruct one self to become what it should become as the fake centre would no doubt take control and try to change the true inhabitant of that universe so that he/she becomes weak or distracted and doesn't take back it's universe.
The best answer is the first where the unstoppable force simply goes around the immovable object and continues on it's merry way leaving the immovable object as it is, immovable.
Originally posted by Wifibrains
reply to post by Dragonfly79
True, it would come down to perspective, and ones own perseptions of where they are, relative to everything else. To see ourselves on a planet in a solar system, is not the same as seeing ourselves with infinity in all directions. Multidimesionality?edit on 22-2-2013 by Wifibrains because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Wifibrains
reply to post by DISRAELI
Hmmm, so where does that leave us? Duality. Lol
Originally posted by redoubt
reply to post by Wifibrains
In this universe, there are no infinites... except, maybe, the size of the universe itself.
There is no object that is absolutely unmovable no no force absolutely irresistible or unstoppable. It's all human concept to measure values that we cannot fathom. We have to create a common reference point even where none exists.
The unstoppable force and the immovable object are entirely human creations.