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There was meant to be nothing rather than something

David T

Well-Known Member
Premium Member
That's nihilism, not reductionism.
That's where it leads to on spectrum. If we see it in spectrum rather than discrete localities then it slides into what we call nihilism. Willamena, I work in a highly reductive field called construction. Reductionism isn't infallible. If reductionism was infallible we would never make a single mistake. Inference and assumptions undergird a lot of our thinking that we don't fully realize and it's difficult enough to deal with it in something so simple as construction, a something created by us. We then turn and try to apply that to the not created world around us which is larger than us and that's when reductionism totally fails like the Greek God narrcisius. There may be more to the characters than we understand in those Greek stories in relationship to reductionism.
 

Repox

Truth Seeker
This universe was never meant to be. If you think about it, it makes no sense for there to be anything at all. As a matter of fact, it would make no sense to say that there was a God who existed and created this universe. Therefore, this universe existing is all lies. None of it is real. Everything should be complete nothingness. The fact that things do exist (including a God) simply means that it is an act and is all fake. None of it actually exists.
I'll remember the universe doesn't exist the next time a fall down a hill and hit the bottom.
 
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