1. Does God know the last number?
2. Can God make a rock so heavy that God can't lift it?
3. Why don't we see discarded prosthetic limbs alongside
discarded crutches at 'faith healing' events?
4. We are good and God is infinitely good. We are smart
and God is infinitely smart. We are kind and God is infinitely kind.
We are witty and funny, so why isn't God infinitely witty and funny?
He made
you unable to see it just to amuse the rest of us.
Love wrote:
He made
you unable to see it just to amuse the rest of us.
Howard be his name.
In article <mnekiglokuc19evkrjctmdg1o6jp4j0rof@4ax.com>, >libertidad@south.south.com says...
1. Does God know the last number?
2. Can God make a rock so heavy that God can't lift it?
3. Why don't we see discarded prosthetic limbs alongside
discarded crutches at 'faith healing' events?
4. We are good and God is infinitely good. We are smart
and God is infinitely smart. We are kind and God is infinitely kind.
We are witty and funny, so why isn't God infinitely witty and funny?
1. Yes.
2. Sure.
3. Because prosthetic limbs don't suffer from
original sin, obviously.
4. God IS infinitely funny and witty. He made
you unable to see it just to amuse the rest of us.
So much for the questions being unanswerable.--
On Sat, 28 Aug 2021 10:36:36 -0400, Love <no@spam.invalid> wrote:
In article <mnekiglokuc19evkrjctmdg1o6jp4j0rof@4ax.com>, >>libertidad@south.south.com says...
1. Does God know the last number?
2. Can God make a rock so heavy that God can't lift it?
3. Why don't we see discarded prosthetic limbs alongside
discarded crutches at 'faith healing' events?
4. We are good and God is infinitely good. We are smart
and God is infinitely smart. We are kind and God is infinitely kind.
We are witty and funny, so why isn't God infinitely witty and funny?
1. Yes.
2. Sure.
Also able to lift a rock to big that he would be unable to create it.
What a guy.
3. Because prosthetic limbs don't suffer from
original sin, obviously.
4. God IS infinitely funny and witty. He made
you unable to see it just to amuse the rest of us.
--
So much for the questions being unanswerable.
On Sat, 28 Aug 2021 13:02:05 -0400, Noah Sombrero <fedora@fea.st>
wrote:
On Sat, 28 Aug 2021 10:36:36 -0400, Love <no@spam.invalid> wrote:
In article <mnekiglokuc19evkrjctmdg1o6jp4j0rof@4ax.com>, >>>libertidad@south.south.com says...
1. Does God know the last number?
2. Can God make a rock so heavy that God can't lift it?
3. Why don't we see discarded prosthetic limbs alongside
discarded crutches at 'faith healing' events?
4. We are good and God is infinitely good. We are smart
and God is infinitely smart. We are kind and God is infinitely kind.
We are witty and funny, so why isn't God infinitely witty and funny?
1. Yes.
2. Sure.
Also able to lift a rock to big that he would be unable to create it.
What a guy.
All of which proves that god refuses to be concerned with what we
don't understand.
3. Because prosthetic limbs don't suffer from
original sin, obviously.
4. God IS infinitely funny and witty. He made
you unable to see it just to amuse the rest of us.
But is god able to create a joke that would not make him laugh?
--
So much for the questions being unanswerable.
We are good and God is infinitely good. We are smart
and God is infinitely smart. We are kind and God is infinitely kind.
We are witty and funny, so why isn't God infinitely witty and funny?
On 8/28/2021 9:51 AM, o'Mahoney wrote:
We are good and God is infinitely good. We are smart
and God is infinitely smart. We are kind and God is infinitely kind.
We are witty and funny, so why isn't God infinitely witty and funny?
He is... you just don't get the joke!
In article <mnekiglokuc19evkrjctmdg1o6jp4j0rof@4ax.com>, >libertidad@south.south.com says...
1. Does God know the last number?
2. Can God make a rock so heavy that God can't lift it?
3. Why don't we see discarded prosthetic limbs alongside
discarded crutches at 'faith healing' events?
4. We are good and God is infinitely good. We are smart
and God is infinitely smart. We are kind and God is infinitely kind.
We are witty and funny, so why isn't God infinitely witty and funny?
1. Yes.
2. Sure.
3. Because prosthetic limbs don't suffer from
original sin, obviously.
4. God IS infinitely funny and witty. He made
you unable to see it just to amuse the rest of us.
So much for the questions being unanswerable.
I should have clarified. Does God know the last *natural* number?
Does God know the last decimal of every *irrational* number including
Euler's number, the square root of 8, Pi and the golden ratio? Does
God know the largest irrational number? Does God know the final
prime? Does God know the final rational number?
On Sat, 28 Aug 2021 10:36:36 -0400, Love <no@spam.invalid> wrote:
In article <mnekiglokuc19evkrjctmdg1o6jp4j0rof@4ax.com>, >>libertidad@south.south.com says...
1. Does God know the last number?
2. Can God make a rock so heavy that God can't lift it?
3. Why don't we see discarded prosthetic limbs alongside
discarded crutches at 'faith healing' events?
4. We are good and God is infinitely good. We are smart
and God is infinitely smart. We are kind and God is infinitely kind.
We are witty and funny, so why isn't God infinitely witty and funny?
1. Yes.
I should have clarified. Does God know the last *natural* number?
Does God know the last decimal of every *irrational* number including
Euler's number, the square root of 8, Pi and the golden ratio? Does
God know the largest irrational number? Does God know the final
prime? Does God know the final rational number?
--
2. Sure.
3. Because prosthetic limbs don't suffer from
original sin, obviously.
4. God IS infinitely funny and witty. He made
you unable to see it just to amuse the rest of us.
So much for the questions being unanswerable.
o'Mahoney wrote:
I should have clarified. Does God know the last *natural* number?
Does God know the last decimal of every *irrational* number including >>Euler's number, the square root of 8, Pi and the golden ratio? Does
God know the largest irrational number? Does God know the final
prime? Does God know the final rational number?
A pair, a dime, a time can shifts a box in shadows made by frogs
when a boxing ring of truth claims worms beneath the lids there on.
The questions presuppose a last or final number exists
for the various categories of numbers contained--
in the questions without question,
knot to mention the largest.
A number line mite might find ever sewn many points,
and between those points, more points, and sew on
adding between them all until one finds them all
or is unable to find them all really given a so-
so-called Real number line.
There and then may be an odd gee whiz aum a tree
thing when the square root of two appears in sand.
Being able to easily draw the length of such a critter
could lend a hand to rooting out an irrational thought.
- connecting dots ... Cheers!
On Sun, 05 Sep 2021 04:55:04 -0700, one <mite.be@apolka.sign> wrote:
o'Mahoney wrote:
I should have clarified. Does God know the last *natural* number?
Does God know the last decimal of every *irrational* number including >>>Euler's number, the square root of 8, Pi and the golden ratio? Does
God know the largest irrational number? Does God know the final
prime? Does God know the final rational number?
A pair, a dime, a time can shifts a box in shadows made by frogs
when a boxing ring of truth claims worms beneath the lids there on.
The questions presuppose a last or final number exists
As for various other conundrums, the existence of a knowledge does not
mean that it is possible for humans to know it.
--for the various categories of numbers contained
in the questions without question,
knot to mention the largest.
A number line mite might find ever sewn many points,
and between those points, more points, and sew on
adding between them all until one finds them all
or is unable to find them all really given a so-
so-called Real number line.
There and then may be an odd gee whiz aum a tree
thing when the square root of two appears in sand.
Being able to easily draw the length of such a critter
could lend a hand to rooting out an irrational thought.
- connecting dots ... Cheers!
one wrote:
o'Mahoney wrote:
I should have clarified. Does God know the last *natural* number?
Does God know the last decimal of every *irrational* number including >>>Euler's number, the square root of 8, Pi and the golden ratio? Does
God know the largest irrational number? Does God know the final
prime? Does God know the final rational number?
A pair, a dime, a time can shifts a box in shadows made by frogs
when a boxing ring of truth claims worms beneath the lids there on.
The questions presuppose a last or final number exists
As for various other conundrums, the existence of a knowledge does not
mean that it is possible for humans to know it.
Noah wrote:
one wrote:
o'Mahoney wrote:
I should have clarified. Does God know the last *natural* number?
Does God know the last decimal of every *irrational* number including >>>>Euler's number, the square root of 8, Pi and the golden ratio? Does >>>>God know the largest irrational number? Does God know the final
prime? Does God know the final rational number?
A pair, a dime, a time can shifts a box in shadows made by frogs
when a boxing ring of truth claims worms beneath the lids there on.
The questions presuppose a last or final number exists
As for various other conundrums, the existence of a knowledge does not
mean that it is possible for humans to know it.
In other words, it is possible, unlike god, for humans to invent a
number (square root of 8) that they cannot know.
It might actually be that god does not count things.
For all we know.
Wouldn't that be like you counting how many cells comprise your liver?
Noah wrote:
It might actually be that god does not count things.
It's possible gods do not exist
other than in the minds of those
for whom a god or gods do exist.
For all we know.
one wrote:
Noah wrote:
It might actually be that god does not count things.
It's possible gods do not exist
other than in the minds of those
for whom a god or gods do exist.
For all we know.
Can an actor be so involved acting
that he or she or it forgets it's an act?
Assuming a god, God, exists, it is possible
that before any scene was set a form of God
was there and formed all things to be performed
during the course of a history sewn in the Script.
In the Script as written before a time began some
readers are told to have a mind that was at a time
when, being in the form of God to hide that fact
and be in the form of an individual and then
a possibility exists for there to be rocks
so heavy they can't be moved, etc.
- by god, the god, God ...
-- John 1:1-3
--- Philippians 2:5-7
one wrote:
Noah wrote:
It might actually be that god does not count things.
It's possible gods do not exist
other than in the minds of those
for whom a god or gods do exist.
For all we know.
Can an actor be so involved acting
that he or she or it forgets it's an act?
Assuming a god, God, exists, it is possible
that before any scene was set a form of God
was there and formed all things to be performed
during the course of a history sewn in the Script.
In the Script as written before a time began some
readers are told to have a mind that was at a time
when, being in the form of God to hide that fact
and be in the form of an individual and then
a possibility exists for there to be rocks
so heavy they can't be moved, etc.
- by god, the god, God ...--
-- John 1:1-3
--- Philippians 2:5-7
Noah wrote:
Noah wrote:
one wrote:
o'Mahoney wrote:
I should have clarified. Does God know the last *natural* number? >>>>>Does God know the last decimal of every *irrational* number including >>>>>Euler's number, the square root of 8, Pi and the golden ratio? Does >>>>>God know the largest irrational number? Does God know the final >>>>>prime? Does God know the final rational number?
A pair, a dime, a time can shifts a box in shadows made by frogs
when a boxing ring of truth claims worms beneath the lids there on.
The questions presuppose a last or final number exists
As for various other conundrums, the existence of a knowledge does not >>>mean that it is possible for humans to know it.
In other words, it is possible, unlike god, for humans to invent a
number (square root of 8) that they cannot know.
The square roots of 8 exists in various forms.
Take 2 times the square root of 2, for example.
One might take a minus two as a root too, prehaps.
A quest-
ion may form in terms of weather
and whether minus numbers actually exist or
arghh like maps which mathematicians like naturally.
It might actually be that god does not count things.
It's possible gods do not exist
other than in the minds of those
for whom a god or gods do exist.
For all we know.
Mathematics and sciences can be counted on, and are
counted on given various points, such as for example,
number lines and experimentally being able to repeat
phenomena and subsequently theorize to explain them.
Wouldn't that be like you counting how many cells comprise your liver?
The cells in my liver are finite at a given time as are
the number of hairs on my head which exist and may
be said to be known by the Universal Being (UB).
That, UB, metaphysically speaking seeing
as how it's a category word, knows without knowing
intellectually. Similar to how water knows how to seek
and find its own level given a plane it's plain to see.
If, by definition, a god known as God is said to exist
and is known by the book known as The Book seeing
as how it says so, dogmatically, that's a form of being.
- of epistemology ... Cheers!--
one wrote:
Noah wrote:
Wouldn't that be like you counting how many cells comprise your liver?
The cells in my liver are finite at a given time as are
the number of hairs on my head which exist and may
be said to be known by the Universal Being (UB).
No, no. The point is that a person would not bother to count tiny
parts of himself, and one supposes neither would god. Would god be so
silly? One never knows.
He did create this silly universe after all,
as part of himself. Stop right there. Do not get entangled in
conundrums.
That, UB, metaphysically speaking seeing
as how it's a category word, knows without knowing
intellectually. Similar to how water knows how to seek
and find its own level given a plane it's plain to see.
If, by definition, a god known as God is said to exist
and is known by the book known as The Book seeing
as how it says so, dogmatically, that's a form of being.
We need not consider such things, for the purpose of this discussion.
aye wrote:
one wrote:
Noah wrote:
It might actually be that god does not count things.
It's possible gods do not exist
other than in the minds of those
for whom a god or gods do exist.
For all we know.
Can an actor be so involved acting
that he or she or it forgets it's an act?
Once upon a time for a time beings were
time beings and didn't know about being
eternal beings let alone that they were
the Universal Being (UB) naturally.
Assuming a god, God, exists, it is possible
that before any scene was set a form of God
was there and formed all things to be performed
during the course of a history sewn in the Script.
When for a time that UB wrote a tale so tall that it
would be unbelievable to all except for those who
were chosen from before time began to believe it.
--In the Script as written before a time began some
readers are told to have a mind that was at a time
when, being in the form of God to hide that fact
and be in the form of an individual and then
a possibility exists for there to be rocks
so heavy they can't be moved, etc.
- by god, the god, God ...
-- John 1:1-3
--- Philippians 2:5-7
For all some so-
called individuals know their
epistemology is limited given there
are factors which prevent them from knowing.
At the end of an age a god, God, said that age
would change and from then on another age
known as science would reign instead of a
god or gods known to deists, theists, or
animists such as they were for a time.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matthew_28:20
While the Keys were given to Peter
and paganism waned when He who was
before the beginning arose from being dead
to spread the Word across the face of planet Earth,
that was for only those time beings who were written
in the Script who were called to have immortal souls.
Before the enlightenment age after time was reset
to zero, before the Common Era there was a BC
meaning calendars reflect the Script current
currently carrying people a Way that is
their Way which may be a TTC thing.
Ways are ways and yet
to say one is the One may
be to stretch a saying a bit
out of character given acts
that UB plays in parting.
- veils of temples in mind ...
On Mon, 06 Sep 2021 03:53:58 -0700, one <being@apolka.sign> wrote:
Noah wrote:
Noah wrote:
one wrote:
o'Mahoney wrote:
I should have clarified. Does God know the last *natural* number? >>>>>> Does God know the last decimal of every *irrational* number
including
Euler's number, the square root of 8, Pi and the golden ratio? Does >>>>>> God know the largest irrational number? Does God know the final
prime? Does God know the final rational number?
A pair, a dime, a time can shifts a box in shadows made by frogs
when a boxing ring of truth claims worms beneath the lids there on.
The questions presuppose a last or final number exists
As for various other conundrums, the existence of a knowledge does not >>>> mean that it is possible for humans to know it.
In other words, it is possible, unlike god, for humans to invent a
number (square root of 8) that they cannot know.
The square roots of 8 exists in various forms.
Take 2 times the square root of 2, for example.
One might take a minus two as a root too, prehaps.
A quest-
ion may form in terms of weather
and whether minus numbers actually exist or
arghh like maps which mathematicians like naturally.
It might actually be that god does not count things.
It's possible gods do not exist
other than in the minds of those
for whom a god or gods do exist.
God being granted for the purposes of the discussion.
For all we know.
Mathematics and sciences can be counted on, and are
counted on given various points, such as for example,
number lines and experimentally being able to repeat
phenomena and subsequently theorize to explain them.
Wouldn't that be like you counting how many cells comprise your liver?
The cells in my liver are finite at a given time as are
the number of hairs on my head which exist and may
be said to be known by the Universal Being (UB).
No, no. The point is that a person would not bother to count tiny
parts of himself, and one supposes neither would god. Would god be so
silly? One never knows. He did create this silly universe after all,
as part of himself. Stop right there. Do not get entangled in
conundrums.
That, UB, metaphysically speaking seeing
as how it's a category word, knows without knowing
intellectually. Similar to how water knows how to seek
and find its own level given a plane it's plain to see.
If, by definition, a god known as God is said to exist
and is known by the book known as The Book seeing
as how it says so, dogmatically, that's a form of being.
We need not consider such things
Noah wrote:
one wrote:
o'Mahoney wrote:
I should have clarified. Does God know the last *natural* number?
Does God know the last decimal of every *irrational* number including >>>>Euler's number, the square root of 8, Pi and the golden ratio? Does >>>>God know the largest irrational number? Does God know the final
prime? Does God know the final rational number?
A pair, a dime, a time can shifts a box in shadows made by frogs
when a boxing ring of truth claims worms beneath the lids there on.
The questions presuppose a last or final number exists
As for various other conundrums, the existence of a knowledge does not
mean that it is possible for humans to know it.
Especially if it does not exist such as, for example,
the last digit of the square root of two.
Geometrically, drawing a diagonal of a square--
with a side equal to one, the square root of two
is easy enough visible but to calculate it numerically
brings a funny feature on the table placed.
For infinite beings, infinite things become possible.
The conundrum consumes all.
Isn't it wonderful.
Watch out for the ego traps though.
Noah wrote:
For infinite beings, infinite things become possible.
Assuming such beings exist.
- super! naturally!
For finite a being. For infinite beings, infinite things become
possible.
Noah wrote:
For infinite beings, infinite things become possible.
Assuming such beings exist.
- super! naturally!
one wrote:
Noah wrote:
For infinite beings, infinite things become possible.
Assuming such beings exist.
- super! naturally!
I have theorized that God is the firmware
embedded in the hardware of the universe.
If there is any software, life itself is it.
The hierarchy I have theorized is:
Physics
Chemistry
Biology
Mind
Culture
Religion
Society
Information
Science
Technology
or something thereabouts.
ansaman wrote:
one wrote:
Noah wrote:
For infinite beings, infinite things become possible.
Assuming such beings exist.
- super! naturally!
I have theorized that God is the firmware
embedded in the hardware of the universe.
If there is any software, life itself is it.
The hierarchy I have theorized is:
Physics
Chemistry
Biology
Mind
Culture
Religion
Society
Information
Science
Technology
or something thereabouts.
Given what was theorized about God,
could that God do or know what was asked
in the original questions posed?
Is that God omniscient, omnipotent and omnipresent?
If so, what do the three omni mean?
Does being all powerful prevent paradox?
Does being omniscient include last digits of irrational numbers?
If that God is omnipresent, and if last digits
of irrational numbers exist, then does that entail God is
present at the last digits of irrational numbers?
- for the sake of a theory ...
Noah wrote:
aye wrote:
o'Mahoney wrote:
I should have clarified. Does God know the last *natural* number? >>>>>>>>>>> Does God know the last decimal of every *irrational* number including
Euler's number, the square root of 8, Pi and the golden ratio? Does
God know the largest irrational number? Does God know the final >>>>>>>>>>> prime? Does God know the final rational number?
Questions are able to be asked
which have little or no meaning.
How high is up, for example.
An answer may deep end to a point.
Which direction is down, could be an other
for one who lives above or below an equator,
the imaginary line said to circle a pale blue dot.
Really is
ore can be
an other word
added to a quest-
ion of sorts to be an-
swerable or unanswerable.
Which direction of the pale blue dot point
when it spins going basically round a sun known
as the Sun of all suns? Which Way is up, in other words?
Standing on the surface of what appears to be, really,
really appears to be flat, with a star able to rise and set,
moving higher or lower at times through a sky, Earth can be
proven using Ptolemaic astronomy to be at a center.
Science, with its inductive reasoning and empirical gathering
of phenomena brings to a point various points going beyond
the ability of its own methodology. Hypotheticals spring froth.
If there is no life after physical/material being
then there's no problem for those having shed skins.
- in the game
If life is a game.
To me this all suggests a prescription for knowing
that I don't know anything. Fine, except that I don't know that
either.
This morning my Tao took me walking a round
several square and rectangular blocks when suddenly
a neighbor appeared who knew my name and called out
saying hi or hello.
I knew his name but didn't know it. His companion how-
ever, a four-footed friend, her name was recalled and,
asking how she, by name, was doing we conversed, he
and I, we did, did we, yes we did.
Then, after we'd passed like two neighbors at sunrise,
about half a minute amount of time later his name was
recalled and a wonder was, how did that happen?
A mind of mine works without me knowing how with
its elf and elves doing things unknown to me yet it,
they and them are all me, unless defined as not me.
- given: a school; life is ...
one wrote:
ansaman wrote:
one wrote:
Noah wrote:
For infinite beings, infinite things become possible.
Assuming such beings exist.
- super! naturally!
I have theorized that God is the firmware
embedded in the hardware of the universe.
If there is any software, life itself is it.
The hierarchy I have theorized is:
Physics
Chemistry
Biology
Mind
Culture
Religion
Society
Information
Science
Technology
or something thereabouts.
Given what was theorized about God,
could that God do or know what was asked
in the original questions posed?
Is that God omniscient, omnipotent and omnipresent?
If so, what do the three omni mean?
Does being all powerful prevent paradox?
Does being omniscient include last digits of irrational numbers?
If that God is omnipresent, and if last digits
of irrational numbers exist, then does that entail God is
present at the last digits of irrational numbers?
- for the sake of a theory ...
More information that humans cannot know.
But if we assume that god
created this contraption, it would make sense to us to assume that
this god is everywhere, knows everything. Not that making sense to us
is proof of anything. It merely shows us where our limit is.
aye wrote:
Noah wrote:
o'Mahoney wrote:
I should have clarified. Does God know the last *natural* number? >>>>>>>>>> Does God know the last decimal of every *irrational* number including
Euler's number, the square root of 8, Pi and the golden ratio? Does >>>>>>>>>> God know the largest irrational number? Does God know the final >>>>>>>>>> prime? Does God know the final rational number?
As for various other conundrums, the existence of a knowledge does not >>>>>>>> mean that it is possible for humans to know it.
Questions are able to be asked
which have little or no meaning.
How high is up, for example.
An answer may deep end to a point.
Which direction is down, could be an other
for one who lives above or below an equator,
the imaginary line said to circle a pale blue dot.
If there is no life after physical/material being
then there's no problem for those having shed skins.
- in the game
If life is a game. To me this all suggests a prescription for knowing
that I don't know anything. Fine, except that I don't know that
either.
On Tue, 07 Sep 2021 05:42:05 -0700, one <being@apolka.sign> wrote:
ansaman wrote:
one wrote:
Noah wrote:
For infinite beings, infinite things become possible.
Assuming such beings exist.
- super! naturally!
I have theorized that God is the firmware
embedded in the hardware of the universe.
If there is any software, life itself is it.
The hierarchy I have theorized is:
Physics
Chemistry
Biology
Mind
Culture
Religion
Society
Information
Science
Technology
or something thereabouts.
Given what was theorized about God,
could that God do or know what was asked
in the original questions posed?
Is that God omniscient, omnipotent and omnipresent?
If so, what do the three omni mean?
Does being all powerful prevent paradox?
Does being omniscient include last digits of irrational numbers?
If that God is omnipresent, and if last digits
of irrational numbers exist, then does that entail God is
present at the last digits of irrational numbers?
- for the sake of a theory ...
More information that humans cannot know. But if we assume that god
created this contraption, it would make sense to us to assume that
this god is everywhere, knows everything. Not that making sense to us
is proof of anything. It merely shows us where our limit is.
--
Noah Sombrero
Noah wrote:
aye wrote:
Noah wrote:
o'Mahoney wrote:
I should have clarified. Does God know the last *natural* number? >>>>>>>>>>> Does God know the last decimal of every *irrational* number including
Euler's number, the square root of 8, Pi and the golden ratio? Does
God know the largest irrational number? Does God know the final >>>>>>>>>>> prime? Does God know the final rational number?
As for various other conundrums, the existence of a knowledge does not
mean that it is possible for humans to know it.
Questions are able to be asked
which have little or no meaning.
How high is up, for example.
An answer may deep end to a point.
Which direction is down, could be an other
for one who lives above or below an equator,
the imaginary line said to circle a pale blue dot.
Really is
ore can be
an other word
added to a quest-
ion of sorts to be an-
swerable or unanswerable.
Which direction of the pale blue dot point
when it spins going basically round a sun known
as the Sun of all suns? Which Way is up, in other words?
Standing on the surface of what appears to be, really,
really appears to be flat, with a star able to rise and set,
moving higher or lower at times through a sky, Earth can be
proven using Ptolemaic astronomy to be at a center.
Science, with its inductive reasoning and empirical gathering
of phenomena brings to a point various points going beyond
the ability of its own methodology. Hypotheticals spring froth.
If there is no life after physical/material being
then there's no problem for those having shed skins.
- in the game
If life is a game. To me this all suggests a prescription for knowing
that I don't know anything. Fine, except that I don't know that
either.
This morning my Tao took me walking a round
several square and rectangular blocks when suddenly
a neighbor appeared who knew my name and called out
saying hi or hello.
I knew his name but didn't know it. His companion how-
ever, a four-footed friend, her name was recalled and,
asking how she, by name, was doing we conversed, he
and I, we did, did we, yes we did.
Then, after we'd passed like two neighbors at sunrise,
about half a minute amount of time later his name was
recalled and a wonder was, how did that happen?
A mind of mine works without me knowing how with
its elf and elves doing things unknown to me yet it,
they and them are all me, unless defined as not me.
- given: a school; life is ...
You get to choose. This is a mystery. Or, if you like, there is an >explanation. This is a recent development. In ages past, there was
only the mystery.
To me this all suggests a prescription for knowing
that I don't know anything. Fine, except that I don't know that
either.
... thanks! Cheers!
--
Noah Sombrero
o'Mahoney wrote:
I should have clarified. Does God know the last *natural* number?
How is something created from nothing?
I always loved that as a proof
the universe is unfathomable. Except today, eureka. The answer to
existence can be found by finding a convenient definition of what
"nothing" is.
Nothing is what I say it is, since I'm so full of myself!
ansaman wrote:
one wrote:
Noah wrote:
For infinite beings, infinite things become possible.
Assuming such beings exist.
- super! naturally!
I have theorized that God is the firmware
embedded in the hardware of the universe.
If there is any software, life itself is it.
The hierarchy I have theorized is:
Physics
Chemistry
Biology
Mind
Culture
Religion
Society
Information
Science
Technology
or something thereabouts.
Given what was theorized about God,
could that God do or know what was asked
in the original questions posed?
Is that God omniscient, omnipotent and omnipresent?
If so, what do the three omni mean?
Does being all powerful prevent paradox?
Does being omniscient include last digits of irrational numbers?
If that God is omnipresent, and if last digits
of irrational numbers exist, then does that entail God is
present at the last digits of irrational numbers?
- for the sake of a theory ...
On 9/7/2021 3:16 PM, Noah Sombrero wrote:
On Tue, 07 Sep 2021 05:42:05 -0700, one <being@apolka.sign> wrote:
ansaman wrote:
one wrote:
Noah wrote:
For infinite beings, infinite things become possible.
Assuming such beings exist.
- super! naturally!
I have theorized that God is the firmware
embedded in the hardware of the universe.
If there is any software, life itself is it.
The hierarchy I have theorized is:
Physics
Chemistry
Biology
Mind
Culture
Religion
Society
Information
Science
Technology
or something thereabouts.
Given what was theorized about God,
could that God do or know what was asked
in the original questions posed?
Is that God omniscient, omnipotent and omnipresent?
If so, what do the three omni mean?
Does being all powerful prevent paradox?
Does being omniscient include last digits of irrational numbers?
If that God is omnipresent, and if last digits
of irrational numbers exist, then does that entail God is
present at the last digits of irrational numbers?
- for the sake of a theory ...
More information that humans cannot know. But if we assume that god
created this contraption, it would make sense to us to assume that
this god is everywhere, knows everything. Not that making sense to us
is proof of anything. It merely shows us where our limit is.
--
Noah Sombrero
How is something created from nothing? I always loved that as a proof
the universe is unfathomable. Except today, eureka. The answer to
existence can be found by finding a convenient definition of what
"nothing" is.
Nothing is what I say it is, since I'm so full of myself!
On Tue, 7 Sep 2021 16:40:41 +0200, liaM <cuddly@mindless.com> wrote:
On 9/7/2021 3:16 PM, Noah Sombrero wrote:
On Tue, 07 Sep 2021 05:42:05 -0700, one <being@apolka.sign> wrote:
ansaman wrote:
one wrote:
Noah wrote:
For infinite beings, infinite things become possible.
Assuming such beings exist.
- super! naturally!
I have theorized that God is the firmware
embedded in the hardware of the universe.
If there is any software, life itself is it.
The hierarchy I have theorized is:
Physics
Chemistry
Biology
Mind
Culture
Religion
Society
Information
Science
Technology
or something thereabouts.
Given what was theorized about God,
could that God do or know what was asked
in the original questions posed?
Is that God omniscient, omnipotent and omnipresent?
If so, what do the three omni mean?
Does being all powerful prevent paradox?
Does being omniscient include last digits of irrational numbers?
If that God is omnipresent, and if last digits
of irrational numbers exist, then does that entail God is
present at the last digits of irrational numbers?
- for the sake of a theory ...
More information that humans cannot know. But if we assume that god
created this contraption, it would make sense to us to assume that
this god is everywhere, knows everything. Not that making sense to us
is proof of anything. It merely shows us where our limit is.
--
Noah Sombrero
How is something created from nothing? I always loved that as a proof
the universe is unfathomable. Except today, eureka. The answer to
existence can be found by finding a convenient definition of what
"nothing" is.
Nothing is what I say it is, since I'm so full of myself!
*Nothing* is what I say it is.
Nothing is what *I* say it is.
*Nothing* is what *I* say it is.
Physicists don't posit a nothing from which the universe was created.
They propose another turtle on the way down. The universe was created
in a big bang. A tiny dot of something that exploded most violently
and expanded to be the universe which is still expanding. But since
we know that there cannot be a limit while there must be a limit,
physicists are lifting the skirts of that tiny dot to peer inside.
Genitalia in there?
--
Noah Sombrero
This morning my Tao took me walking a round
several square and rectangular blocks when suddenly
a neighbor appeared who knew my name and called out
saying hi or hello.
I knew his name but didn't know it. His companion how-
ever, a four-footed friend, her name was recalled and,
asking how she, by name, was doing we conversed, he
and I, we did, did we, yes we did.
Then, after we'd passed like two neighbors at sunrise,
about half a minute amount of time later his name was
recalled and a wonder was, how did that happen?
A mind of mine works without me knowing how with
its elf and elves doing things unknown to me yet it,
they and them are all me, unless defined as not me.
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