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Coause and effect are not universal, it is not a law.
Show us then one example which proves that cause and effect is nonsense and doesn't make sense.
Who knows you may get a noble prize for it.
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Coause and effect are not universal, it is not a law.
Show us then one example which proves that cause and effect is nonsense and doesn't make sense.
Who knows you may get a noble prize for it.
Show us then one example which proves that cause and effect is nonsense and doesn't make sense.
Who knows you may get a noble prize for it.
Quantum physics already shows us that cause and effect don't necessarily apply at the quantum level. Not only that, but it is even possible that effects can precede causes in the quantum world.
Quantum Diaries
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MW-AemjSVGY
Mate you are about a century late.
Mate, answer my question.
Sure, cause and effect break down at the quantum scale. So there are two instances where it does not apply:
1. Atemporally, cause and effect can not apply pre-time,
2. At the quantum scale, the BB being a quantum scale event.
Cause and effect apply to Newtonian, (classical) physics, which we surpassed long ago.
Where is the example in our real world ?
Radioactive decay for example.
quantum computers exploit the fuzzy effects of quantum mechanics, allowing its "qubits" to exist as a 1, 0, or both simultaneously, a.k.a "superposition." So while a traditional computer will sequentially explore the potential solutions to a mathematical optimization problem,*Where in nature we can see superpositions of causal orders ?
Can you give some examples ?
God is not my creation.
I am His creation.
I don't believe in magic either.
But I suspect cause and effect are two items that cannot be parted.
I place Spirit first as life is not beget of dead substance.
Show us then one example which proves that cause and effect is nonsense and doesn't make sense.
Who knows you may get a noble prize for it.
quantum computers exploit the fuzzy effects of quantum mechanics, allowing its "qubits" to exist as a 1, 0, or both simultaneously, a.k.a "superposition." So while a traditional computer will sequentially explore the potential solutions to a mathematical optimization problem,*
the quantum system looks at every potential solution simultaneously, known as quantum annealing, and returns answersnot just the single "best" but nearly 10,000 close alternatives as wellin roughly a second.*
The Quantum D-Wave 2 Is 3,600 Times Faster than a Super Computer
We call that inversion of burden of proof.
Your line of arguing depends on cause and effect being an universal law and necessity (from which the idea of a divinely-originated exception must arise), therefore no one needs to agree with you unless and until (among other requisites) convincing evidence that it is indeed an universal law is provided.
It is of course convenient to provide evidence against your statement, but ultimately it falls upon those who claim it to be an universal law to provide evidence of such being the case.
May i ask you just a simple question ?
Can zeros make a one ?
Yes or no
...0
..00
.0.0
...0
...0
...0
.00000
if your answer is yes then explain how it works, IOW how 0 + 0 = 1 or nothings + nothingness = a thing, just speaking naturally and rationally of course.
Sure. But I fear it may not fulfill the purpose you hope it to.
It depends on how you define "zero", "one", and "to make".
In a graphic sense, they sure can:
Depending on personal take, one might legitimally say that so happens in integral calculus as well.
In any case, mathematics is a human creation that can't safely be assumed to extrapolate accurately into the real world. So whether the answer is "yes" or "no", that will literaly tell us nothing about how things are outside the field of mathematics proper.
You know, this looks like you expect me to feel responsible for your certainty. I must assume you either don't understand or don't accept the burden of proof that comes with stating the existence of God.
I do not have to convince you that I am right, or even that I know what I am talking about or make sense at all. That is not how it works, although I may decide to do so anyway.
Instead, I am entitled to disregard your certainty. Anyone is. And if that is unconfortable to you as a believer in God's existence, I'm sorry, but that only means that you have to choose between accepting that disconfort or attempting to provide evidence to convince us.
Are you talking about nature here or a designed work ?
I didn't ask for a philosophical answer.
Just a simple answer,do 0 + 0 = 1 or nil + nil = 1, yes or no
This is math and not philosophy.
I didn't mention God but just a simple logic that we all understand.
Thats irrelevant. They are exploiting a natural phenomenon.
And as to work then electrons should exist, where did electrons came from.
Speaking about the properties of the electron acting as a particle and a wave simultaneously and to be in 2 places at the same moment is an amazing property which you think of it as naturally happening but i understand it to be designed to be so,exactly as you think that the DNA was the work of nature whereas i believe it to be the work of a designer.
The same thing can be said about all matters and their different properties,if there is no designer then nothing can be achieved by nature itself as we know it.