Ostronomos
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Do not be misled by naysayers and atheists. They do not have a firm grasp of reality. And are not humble enough to embrace the idea of their own epistemological limitations. See the following:
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That is only on a superficial level of reality. Survival of the fittest is not on the spiritual or Quantum level. QM implies that there is a deeper level of reality. It is the height of hubris to assume you have anything more than that.Alternatively, all humans have a "firm grasp of reality" - nay, more than that, all biological organisms do - because if they didn't they would die and fail to survive.
Do not be misled by naysayers and atheists. They do not have a firm grasp of reality. And are not humble enough to embrace the idea of their own epistemological limitations. See the following:
Well, if you want to define reality in very impractical terms, have at it. Grasping this so-called "deeper level" is pretty irrelevant for life and living. Over-intellectualize all you want and smear it as "hubris" - all living things are going to continue to use their senses, successfully navigate the reality around themselves, and continue to survive and flourish. Seems like a pretty firm grasp of what actually matters to me.That is only on a superficial level of reality. Survival of the fittest is not on the spiritual or Quantum level. QM implies that there is a deeper level of reality. It is the height of hubris to assume you have anything more than that.
Fair enough. And I might add I tend to avoid confrontation where possible. This is not a competition for who's right.Well, if you want to define reality in very impractical terms, have at it. Grasping this so-called "deeper level" is pretty irrelevant for life and living. Over-intellectualize all you want and smear it as "hubris" - all living things are going to continue to use their senses, successfully navigate the reality around themselves, and continue to survive and flourish. Seems like a pretty firm grasp of what actually matters to me.
To add - I'm neither an atheist nor a "naysayer." I grappled with deep ontological questions before I even turned ten. And while it is in principle true that nobody knows crap about anything (granting certain epistemological assumptions), that's neither a practical nor relevant nor viable approach to life and living. There is no use to wandering about in circles constantly muttering 'I don't know' then proceeding to walk off the cliff that you doubted was actually there.
You do realize theory , scientific or not, is not a reality past its concept.That is only on a superficial level of reality. Survival of the fittest is not on the spiritual or Quantum level. QM implies that there is a deeper level of reality. It is the height of hubris to assume you have anything more than that.
What did Muslims think about Gandhiji and the thought of living with Hindus?
Did Gandhiji follow Sankara's philosophy? If so, what was it about Sankara philosophy that taught how Gandhiji thought and led? Was it mandatory that one be taught the Sankara philosophy, or could a person in India find a different philosophy to learn from?
That is only on a superficial level of reality. Survival of the fittest is not on the spiritual or Quantum level. QM implies that there is a deeper level of reality. It is the height of hubris to assume you have anything more than that.
I may have been incorrect in saying that survival of the fittest is not on the spiritual level. As Quantum darwinism would imply.@Ostronomos when I learn vocabulary I type the words in different situations to see how to use the words. It helps me remember the words
@Ostronomos you were saying, "QM implies that there is a deeper level of reality. Survival of the fittest is not on the spiritual."
Quantum comes from Latin, meaning "an amount" or "how much?
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@Ostronomos you were saying, "Survival of the fittest is not on the spiritual."
Chris Langan was saying, "in that picture human beings are a bit like the cells of its body"
I think earth is a cell as well. We go through the outer membrane of this cell when leaving the earth atmosphere, as we travel through this shechina white light tunnel to the light, yet how do we measure that? How does one measure spirituality? This is only my comprehension, please don't take this as facts.
What happened to an amount or how much?
What would happen to use "an amount" to feed us spiritually in the midst of the physical world? Allowing learning how to allow the light to flow from with in the physical body and radiate outward, as use the word Quantum which means "an amount" it's then using spirituality to go from with in the physical body and radiate outward, then did this quantum arrived through the shechina and in the body and flow outward? Can the word Quantum be used this way due to the word "an amount" Or am I misusing this word? Because when measuring an amount one no longer needs to do that and still can use the word Quantum?
What causes math to be used and when not to use math to measure but allow flow?
Quantum comes from Latin, meaning "an amount" or "how much?" If something is quantifiable, then it can be measured.
I may have been incorrect in saying that survival of the fittest is not on the spiritual level. As Quantum darwinism would imply.
We can quantify spirituality via spiritual unity with all of reality. An unbound, limitless existence that transcends the physical world.
He says things like "God was telling me, who he is and what he looks like" or "Ultimately what reality is, is God himself." or "Earth and ultimate reality was a vast organism, a coherent form of life". What does any of that really mean?
Yeah, that doesn't really work. What does work is that reality is a function of our brain, those little electric sparks that are happening in our brain right now, is what forms our perception of reality. Its relatively a simple concept
Cognitive theoretic Model Universe.The actual word in each letter
Cognitive-Theoretic Model of the Universe (CTMU)
The ctmu self-simulation theory of the universe
Chris Langan was the first to use the term self-simulation in the context of reality theory
So let me see if I can use this word paradox in a sentence.
What is the paradox between Gandhi and Chris Langan's physical bodies needing food in relation to communicating language through the CTMU?
1. How is starvation used in India to communicate compared to what would have happened if Chris Langan used starvation to show his understanding of CTMU?
2. If Chris Langan couldn't use starvation, similar to Gandhi's, to communicate, what were the CTMU cultures already settings that prevented this?
3. If I'm failing at this, can you show me examples of how you would write this?
4. Please show me the details of CTMU language in comparing Gandhi and Chris Langan and their physical bodies, which they were able to use or couldn't use, in order to obtain their goals in communication.
Well, if you want to define reality in very impractical terms, have at it. Grasping this so-called "deeper level" is pretty irrelevant for life and living. Over-intellectualize all you want and smear it as "hubris" - all living things are going to continue to use their senses, successfully navigate the reality around themselves, and continue to survive and flourish. Seems like a pretty firm grasp of what actually matters to me.
To add - I'm neither an atheist nor a "naysayer." I grappled with deep ontological questions before I even turned ten. And while it is in principle true that nobody knows crap about anything (granting certain epistemological assumptions), that's neither a practical nor relevant nor viable approach to life and living. There is no use to wandering about in circles constantly muttering 'I don't know' then proceeding to walk off the cliff that you doubted was actually there.
Self-simulation is based on the idea that reality exists within reality: