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manchiald Posted Yesterday, 02:12 AM
the annswers to what created the universe lies in the simple yet complicated shape of a circle.
my sugjestion is to get high.. draw a circle on a piece of paper and think about it, the answers will come to you and you will be amazed.. of course i could just tell you.. but ... i dont feel like typing 1. because im high...2. because you guys need something constructive to do 3. cause ive already explained it millions of times in other forum rooms on this site.
1) Being high isnt an excuse, being lazy is.
2) I think you need something constructive to do, and i dont mean building a bong out of ducktape, tin foil, and a coke bottle.
3) Its good to know noone listens to you.
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JohnnyBoyC Posted Today, 03:24 PM
How can infinity exist within an infinity within an infinity
And HOW CAN THERE BE MORE THAN INFINITY!
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as you can see these are all one's. Now if all these 1's represented people sitting at a computer holding down the 1 key that represented people sitting at computers holding down 1 keys, etc, etc, etc. Eventually there would be to many people to keep track of, and it would be an incomprehensible amount of people and 1's. Which is the point, there is no way to comprehend that amount of people, and thats a far cry from comprehending infinity. All you can do is realise that even if you cant see the whole picture, you can definitly see parts of it. You are sitting here reading this, wherever you are there is stuff around you, table, walls, pictures whatever. There are billions of people in the world that dont know that your house exists, just as you dont know all the things that are happening right at this exact second. So what can you do? pretend you can.
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This one represents the universe. What can you tell by looking at it? It can be broken down into smaller parts, for instance the pixels. From there it can be broken down farther and farther until eventually you get to atoms, and then protons and electrons, and then down to quirks, and then millions upon millions of more elemetary particles that make those up made of more even more fundamental particles. Eventually you make it to strings(if string theory is correct) and from there everything becomes simple. Everything is energy, everything is made of vibrating bands of energy. Even if string theory is wrong, they are definitly on the right track. Sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell all detect the same thing in varying ways. Sight detects very fast moving vibrations such as light. Hearing detects slower, yet still fairly quick moving vibrations(sound). Touch, taste and smell detect the very slower moving vibrations, and with these combined we are able to preceive the world around us. In a literal sense our perceptions is the averaging of all the sensory input we are able to process, there are vibrations that are too fast, too slow, or too subtle for us to detect which can be tapped into given enough patience. You must listen for it, and when you can do that the mysteries of the universe become less and less inticing, because they do not need to be explained in order to be understood. Everything is one, because infinity can only exist if it loops back on itself(like the inside of a sphere, the space inside is finite, but you can travel along the edge in any direction forever). This is how our universe is shaped, with the except that it is the space that is curved. Which means should you fly straight into the edge of the universe you would not feel or see the curve, but you would be traveling along it just the same.