wellwisher
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In trying to understand any subject , it is firstly of most importance to understand the first principles of a subject. Any branch of knowledge that is taught , should always have strong routes , from a starting point to a conclusion . If this basic principle is not adhered to , then the practitioner becomes ill-informed , having an inadequate awareness of the facts.
Let us now be clear in our understanding of what is a fact compared to interpretation . A fact is something that is known or proved to be true , it is not something that is solely written on paper . A fact has supporting evidence such as observations , a fact can sometimes be an axiom , something that is self evidently true . If we ignore the facts and/or axioms then we are just being subjective as opposed objective. This information is then ill-informed information and can be misleading to a student ,allowing them false ideologies of a subject .
If a diety existed , then this diety would require the ability to think !
Therefore God = Wavefunction / Volume
Logic is 2-D thinking or based on cause and affect. Cause is like the X-axis and affect is the Y-axis. We draw rational drawings using logic on this 2-D grid. Religion uses a more symbolic thought system; right brain, that is 3-D and not just 2-D. God is a trinity. This adds the Z-axis for 3-D logic.
In other words, when we add God to the world view of materialism logic, cause and effect, we add a wild card; z-axis, that can become affect, cause and affect, and cause, affect and cause.
For example, in the Big Bang Theory, materialists 2-D logic is used to start the universe at the singularity; their original cause. But this falls short, since one may ask, where did the singularity come from. What was the affect, that initiated this materialistic cause and affect, that we call the BB. God; right brain, allows one to go beyond the limits of what we know, and opens the door to what can be known.
Science also tries to reach this 3-D or third axis, with an approximation called statistics. Statistics is similar to a god approach, in that odds, like the determinism of the trinity God, are all powerful and omnipresent; life can appear anywhere, and can even make the first cell appear without logic. It is the wild card of science used to add a pseudo z-axis, affects and causes.
The main difference between the God of religion and god of science, is the god of science is not very bright; rational He is more impulsive and sometimes lucky. He/she is the idiot savant brother/sister of the more deterministic God of 3-D. The God of determinism has a plan based on extended logic. The god of statistics has no plan. He falls like a drunk and where he lands, he sleeps, and something will appear. For science this becomes the 3-D axis.
The god of science is often summoned for fortune telling using math oracles. He is asked questions like how many people will develop side affects from the new medicine, or if I should bet on this hand in black jack, or what do the consensus think about the midterms?. But since he not extended rational 3-D, but more like 2.5-D, who knows what he/she will do. We wait for the math oracles to speak and with faith we add it to science. It is strange way to worship a god or do science. God comes to a focus so we can see him, but god is fuzzy and has no face. This is based on the mirror of atheism.
Say science had to upgrade to logic and extended logic and had to get rid of the gods of statistics, since this oracle approach is not based on logic; cause and affect. Blind testing can not see the data needed to reason in advance. Could science advance on its own, with logic, without its god? For example, say climate science had to be based exclusively on logic, without throwing any dice, is its theories strong enough? The answer to both question is no, since the god of chance carries much of science. Life science would dead in the water since the theory is too dependent.
Why does science use statistics, which is not based on cause and affect. and then proclaim science is based on logic, which is cause and affect? Does anyone see the irrationality?
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