Why does Existence Exist?

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Ive been very clear and consistent on what exists; 1a} metaphysical-1, mind/intellect/concepts, 2c} metaphysical-2, macro-infinite, non-occupied space, 3c} finite, occupied space aka Universe or Uni-Verse.

None have ever offered any rational, logical common sense to invalidate the above.

So this brings us back to why those three, and only those three exist. It is moot question. All three exist, eternally i.e. it cannot ever be any other way.

If any truly want to understand, much less comprehend all that exists, then they need to begin with my above that is a subcategory of 1] "U"niverse: The Cosmic Hierarchy.

Or as B Fuller states it, begin with the whole, and that way no parts can be left out.

The truth exists, for those who seek it, those who don't and those who scoff at it. imho

Rr6--^v = sine-wave frequency pattern ergo change and motion.
Fullers jitterbug transformations of the Vector Equlibrium aka cubo{6}-octa{8}hedron as the Operating System of Universe is for a few reasons, but one is the slop-in-the-system it allows by having four sets of 90 degree surface angles ergo transformation.
VE;
24, 60 degree surface angles
24, 90 degree surface angles
24 chords
24 radii
24, surface right angle tetrahedron
24 XYZ right-angle tetrahedron
It is the VE is mostly unstable and that is why it can be associated with unstable { short lived } mesons.
OO = one quark i.e. two great circles.
The VE has 4 great circles OO OO ergo two quarks ergo one meson.
Change is inherent to motion and relationship. All is in dynamic motion ergo the word energy means energetic i.e dynamic change of location.
"Rr6"]Now to add in X{ 1a} we could have it perpendicular or we could add it as third line, that gives enclosure shape to what previous was just a right-angle. So YZX of existence can be viewed as a 2D right-triangle. /\
<<< past < out ( * / * ) in < future <<< where / is 2D Slice-of-Mind
<<< past < out ( * | * ) in < future <<<< where | is 2D Slice-of-Time aka Slice-of-Occupied Space
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Re: Why does Existence Exist?

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AB1OB wrote:
The "void" is the natural state of dynamic equilibrium.
There is no space/time in the void.

Space/time are the dimensions relative to expansion.
The qualities of expansion are "radial trajectory @ c"

As entities made of nodes of radial energy, we don't sense the constant motion of expansion ( that creates Time).

Space, from our perspective, is relative distances of co-moving radial nodes.
Yes, that is an interesting perspective - However it is more scientific than philosophical.

Granting that what you say is true - that sitll fails to answer the question WHY :?:

What factors create such a paradigm :?: What is it that makes an existent state exist at all in the first place :?:

I still say that existence exists because non-existence can not exist :idea:

Everything else is perspective and commentary.
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Re: Why does Existence Exist?

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UniversalAlien wrote:AB1OB wrote:
The "void" is the natural state of dynamic equilibrium.
There is no space/time in the void.

Space/time are the dimensions relative to expansion.
The qualities of expansion are "radial trajectory @ c"

As entities made of nodes of radial energy, we don't sense the constant motion of expansion ( that creates Time).

Space, from our perspective, is relative distances of co-moving radial nodes.
Yes, that is an interesting perspective - However it is more scientific than philosophical.
There should not be a conflict between scientific data and philosophical conjecture.
UniversalAlien wrote:Granting that what you say is true - that sitll fails to answer the question WHY :?:

What factors create such a paradigm :?: What is it that makes an existent state exist at all in the first place :?:
I think I explained this before but here are more specifics...

The basic level of "non-existence" can be referred to as the "void".

If we could examine the void, we would find a lack of any contrast on any scale of measurement.

Of course, if the void was existing, there could be no way for it to be observed or measured.

Still, we are looking for the primary meaning of an "existent state". If equilibrium within the void fails a state of existence occurs. A state of existence is a contrast of a scale of measurement.

Theoretically, we could have states of existence come into existence and go out of existence from points within the void.

Of course, there is still no way for an observer to enter this situation.

I think that what is really meant by the original question is; WHY DOES "OUR APPARENT REALITY" EXIST?

To answer that question, we must understand what our apparent reality is...changes in relative positions along a timeline.

For reality to exist, there must be a continuity, a continuum to create a timeline. A cycling current of existence.
UniversalAlien wrote:I still say that existence exists because non-existence can not exist :idea:

Everything else is perspective and commentary.
Your commentary is made from the perspective of existing along a timeline of expansion.

Non-existence will not be found within a system of existence but that has nothing to do with why existence exists.

Existence is a relativity within a continuum.

-- Updated October 10th, 2016, 7:45 am to add the following --
Rr6 wrote:...

Ive been very clear and consistent on what exists; 1a} metaphysical-1, mind/intellect/concepts, 2c} metaphysical-2, macro-infinite, non-occupied space, 3c} finite, occupied space aka Universe or Uni-Verse.

None have ever offered any rational, logical common sense to invalidate the above.

............
All space is occupied by dynamic relativity.
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Re: Why does Existence Exist?

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AB1OB wrote:All space is occupied by dynamic relativity.
There exist no rational, logical common sense explanation fort the above comment, that I can see.

All space is macro-infinite and embraces our finite, occupied space Universe.

Until others can understand, if not also comprehend the primary kinds of existence, they will fall short on rational, logical common sense.

Ive been clear for many years.

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Re: Why does Existence Exist?

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Rr6 wrote:
AB1OB wrote:All space is occupied by dynamic relativity.
There exist no rational, logical common sense explanation fort the above comment, that I can see.

All space is macro-infinite and embraces our finite, occupied space Universe.

Until others can understand, if not also comprehend the primary kinds of existence, they will fall short on rational, logical common sense.

Ive been clear for many years.

r6

The universe is finite (although unbounded) in its extent. Space and time are emergent qualities of the universal system and only exist within the relativity of said universe.

Specifically, our reality is based within the expansion aspect of the universal cycle.

The spherical quantum expansion of the universe can be indirectly observed by the behavior of E/M radiation (light).

Within the spherical expansion are 2 basic components;
1. Radially flowing self-referential (contains mass) energy, referred to as Matter.
2. Spherically flowing mass-less energy transfer between radials, referred to as Light.

Between the radials of matter is Apparent Space which is actually full of E/M matrix and energy transference...NOT EMPTY!

You are looking at our reality from a very warped perspective if you believe in solid objects existing in space.
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Re: Why does Existence Exist?

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AB1OB wrote:All space is occupied by dynamic relativity.
The universe is finite (although unbounded) in its extent.


If our occupied space Universe, is finite, then your original statement above is incorrect and that is what I addressed previously. Macro-infinite non-occupied space has not dynamic relativity. What ever that is exactly.
Space and time are emergent qualities of the universal system and only exist within the relativity of said universe.
No, space and time are not emergent--- not sure where you get that irrational idea --they both eternally exist. Occupied space and non-occupied space both eternally exist.

Specifically, our reality is based within the expansion aspect of the universal cycle.


??????
The spherical quantum expansion of the universe can be indirectly observed by the behavior of E/M radiation (light).
?????
Within the spherical expansion are 2 basic components;
1. Radially flowing self-referential (contains mass) energy, referred to as Matter.
2. Spherically flowing mass-less energy transfer between radials, referred to as Light
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No, the two are fermionic matter and bosonic forces ergo spirit-2 aka phyiscal/energy or reality.

Gravity and dark energy are metaphysical-3 and 4

YOu need to read, understand and maybe comprehend my cosmic heirarchy, then you might have a better idea of what is what and what is not. imho
Between the radials of matter is Apparent Space which is actually full of E/M matrix and energy transference...NOT EMPTY!
?????
You are looking at our reality from a very warped perspective if you believe in solid objects existing in space.
Huh? I'm using rational, logical common sense. I think your falling short on rational, logical common sense explanations for some of your not so clear ideas.

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Re: Why does Existence Exist?

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UniversalAlien wrote:Soon after posing the question I started thinking about it - and came up with the simplest of answers:

Existence exists because 'non-existence' can not exist !!!

If there ever was a state of non-existence then existence could never have occurred - As existence could not have come
from a non-existent state - There never was, nor will there ever be a non-existent state.

Therefor the logical conclusion to reach is existence is eternal, always was and always will be.

So fear not fellow philosophers existence is nothing to worry about - EXISTENCE ALWAYS EXISTED !!!

And as far as the question as to why existence always existed - I believe that is an eternal 'prime state' that can not
be questioned. But you can try......








"SCIENCEFICTIONALISM the Religion of the FUTURE"
http://universalspacealienpeoplesassoci ... uture.html

What exists?
A dynamic equilibrium, always has, always will.

It is the void. It holds all possible potentials. It is the primary force.

What is a potential?
An episode of failure of the dynamic equilibrium.

This is a transient "existence" but it lacks true existence because there is existence relative to nothing.

For true existence (a basis for a reality) there must be a cycle to create a continuum.

Our universe is such a cycle. A cycle expanded from equilibrium and powered by that same primary force.

-- Updated October 12th, 2016, 8:32 am to add the following --
UniversalAlien wrote:Soon after posing the question I started thinking about it - and came up with the simplest of answers:

Existence exists because 'non-existence' can not exist !!!

If there ever was a state of non-existence then existence could never have occurred - As existence could not have come
from a non-existent state - There never was, nor will there ever be a non-existent state.

Therefor the logical conclusion to reach is existence is eternal, always was and always will be.

So fear not fellow philosophers existence is nothing to worry about - EXISTENCE ALWAYS EXISTED !!!

And as far as the question as to why existence always existed - I believe that is an eternal 'prime state' that can not
be questioned. But you can try......








"SCIENCEFICTIONALISM the Religion of the FUTURE"
http://universalspacealienpeoplesassoci ... uture.html

What exists?
A dynamic equilibrium, always has, always will.

It is the void. It holds all possible potentials. It is the primary force.

What is a potential?
An episode of failure of the dynamic equilibrium.

This is a transient "existence" but it lacks true existence because there is existence relative to nothing.

For true existence (a basis for a reality) there must be a cycle to create a continuum.

Our universe is such a cycle. A cycle expanded from equilibrium and powered by that same primary force.

-- Updated October 12th, 2016, 10:48 am to add the following --
Rr6 wrote:
AB1OB wrote:All space is occupied by dynamic relativity.
The universe is finite (although unbounded) in its extent.


If our occupied space Universe, is finite, then your original statement above is incorrect and that is what I addressed previously. Macro-infinite non-occupied space has not dynamic relativity. What ever that is exactly.
"Empty space" is a fantasy. There is no empty space. There can be "potential" for space.

Everything is waves. If the waves are within a cycling system, they exist in a time continuum relative to their counterparts.

If they are not within an expanded cycle, they are in equilibrium (where there is a lack of time & space).



Rr6 wrote:
AB1OB wrote:Space and time are emergent qualities of the universal system and only exist within the relativity of said universe.
No, space and time are not emergent--- not sure where you get that irrational idea --they both eternally exist. Occupied space and non-occupied space both eternally exist.


The idea is quite rational in my logic. The universe is a spherical cycling current. It expands from a central location omnidirectionally and the return flow is unidirectional.
The beginning of the expansion aspect is the end of the contractile aspect-a continuous flow of time.
Our local wave group ended a contractile route and began an expansion route. From our perspective, it looks like a Big Bang beginning of time and space but it is a position within the continuous cycle.

The unidirectional return flow is the basis for what we see as "dark energy" and also the reason behind the large scale structure of the universe.

It is the "ground wire" of the universal cycle (powered by equilibrium).

This is the same energy but in a different state, as flows omnidirectionally in expansion.
The difference is the expansion is radial expansion within a spherical space vs. unilateral contraction without added space.
When radials are close enough together, there is no space.
Space is emergent when radial separation is evident.
Radial separation is space.
Radial current speed is time.

It is (should be) easy to see the divergence of radials from a center but our current reality is within co-moving parallels, so we do not see time as radial expansion (unidirectional), we only see relative changes among our co-moving components.



Rr6 wrote:
AB1OB wrote:Specifically, our reality is based within the expansion aspect of the universal cycle.

??????
It is the relativity of the sphere and its radius that creates signal transfer between radials, space & time


It is the relativity of the sphere and its radius that ties general and special relativity together.


You are using common sense. I agree. You have a perspective of intuitive thought based upon your evolution within this fixed set of cosmological circumstances.

But what I am describing is based on a logical interpretation of known observable (via extended observation technology) data.

Here is an example;

I am sitting across the room from you.

I throw a ball at you.

As time passes, the ball gets closer to you.

If you don't move or catch it, it will hit you in 1 second from when thrown.

But if the entire room is moving at 186,000 mi/sec, all that occurs is really a minor deviation of a unilateral motion.

Our reality is the deviations from a straight line.

Not really intuitive.

I am sitting across the room from you.

I shine a flashlight at you.

The light energy produced enters spacial expansion.

Space expands the light until it is intercepted by your eyes, where energy is transferred from space to matter.

Photons did not travel through space like the thrown ball.

Photon energy is expanded. The more it is expanded the smaller the percentage received at interception...the basis of perspective/distance.
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Re: Why does Existence Exist?

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UniversalAlien wrote:Soon after posing the question I started thinking about it - and came up with the simplest of answers:

Existence exists because 'non-existence' can not exist !!!

If there ever was a state of non-existence then existence could never have occurred - As existence could not have come
from a non-existent state - There never was, nor will there ever be a non-existent state.

Therefor the logical conclusion to reach is existence is eternal, always was and always will be.

So fear not fellow philosophers existence is nothing to worry about - EXISTENCE ALWAYS EXISTED !!!
I was going to say it's an impossible question to answer, but that's not bad!

If non-existence has zero properties, including the property of potential to be anything else, then existence-properties can't arise from non-existence. Hence existence must always have existed.

Providing that sort of logic (any existence-logic or existence-thinking) can be applied to non-existence, which is tricky to test ;)
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Re: Why does Existence Exist?

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AOB, I see not any rational, logical common sense in most of what you say. Old news there.

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AB1OB--The idea is quite rational in my logic. The universe is a spherical cycling current. It expands from a central location omnidirectionally and the return flow is unidirectional.
What exists?--A dynamic equilibrium, always has, always will.
It is the void. It holds all possible potentials. It is the primary force.
Existence exists because 'non-existence' can not exist !!!
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Existence exists within a system of existence because non-existence .can not exist within a system of existence.

OK.

The system produces time, space for existence. No system, no existence in time, space.

Existence beyond time, space is not existence, it is potential.
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Re: Why does Existence Exist?

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UniversalAlien wrote:Soon after posing the question I started thinking about it - and came up with the simplest of answers:

Existence exists because 'non-existence' can not exist !!!

If there ever was a state of non-existence then existence could never have occurred - As existence could not have come
from a non-existent state - There never was, nor will there ever be a non-existent state.

Therefor the logical conclusion to reach is existence is eternal, always was and always will be.

So fear not fellow philosophers existence is nothing to worry about - EXISTENCE ALWAYS EXISTED !!!

And as far as the question as to why existence always existed - I believe that is an eternal 'prime state' that can not
be questioned. But you can try......
Only a fool would try 8)

Yes, existence can't come from "a non-existent state" or in other words, non-existence or absolutely nothing.

The "eternal primal state" of existence is existent, while the state of non-existence or absolutely nothing is non-existent .

Existence is an entity that does exist, while non-existence is an entity that doesn't exist. So much so, in fact, that calling it an entity is silly.

I agree. Existence always exists.

Non-existence or absolutely nothing are just words.
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The absurdity of the question of "why does existence exist" and the statement that "non-existence cannot exist" if found in the shortcomings of the language used to express these ideas.

Of course, by the very definition of the terms, "non-existence" cannot exist, and it states absolutely nothing (no pun intended). The Universe ("existence") of course, does exist. It does so because an observer of this universe can form this very concept. We can also say the Void "exists" (for lack of a better word in a faulty and incomplete language) because an observer (obviously not direct observation) can form this concept as well.

To say that existence (the Universe) has always existed is an illogical and unfounded assumption of a strictly temporal and limited observation. It's also a projection of the self into the past and the future beyond one's own existence. This is the fundamental flaw in the idea.

One can state that "history" is observed through the remnants of the past, but it is observed only at a point in time the observer is limited to, and that limitation is also the limitation of the existence of the Universe.
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Re: Why does Existence Exist?

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Spiral Out wrote:
The absurdity of the question of "why does existence exist" and the statement that "non-existence cannot exist" if found in the shortcomings of the language used to express these ideas..........
What other language could be used to ask philosophical questions ?

I could imagine a mind or minds somewhere in the universe that might be thinking differently than Humans
- but Humans would have a hard time understanding them - maybe quantum computers of the future will open the door
- Meantime, as you say, we are limited by language.

And maybe it is the very 'absurdity' of expecting logical answers to questions that are impossible to answer in an absolute sense, one of the things that makes philosophy interesting :idea:
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UniversalAlien wrote:Spiral Out wrote:
The absurdity of the question of "why does existence exist" and the statement that "non-existence cannot exist" if found in the shortcomings of the language used to express these ideas..........
What other language could be used to ask philosophical questions ?

I could imagine a mind or minds somewhere in the universe that might be thinking differently than Humans
- but Humans would have a hard time understanding them - maybe quantum computers of the future will open the door
- Meantime, as you say, we are limited by language.

And maybe it is the very 'absurdity' of expecting logical answers to questions that are impossible to answer in an absolute sense, one of the things that makes philosophy interesting :idea:
We could try using the language of mathematics.
Spiral Out wrote:The Universe ("existence") of course, does exist. It does so because an observer of this universe can form this very concept. We can also say the Void "exists" (for lack of a better word in a faulty and incomplete language) because an observer (obviously not direct observation) can form this concept as well.
The Universe could be expressed as a value of a number greater than 1 and the Void could be expressed as a value of 0. A classic binary existence and non-existence. It is fundamentally a binary state, for the most part anyway.

However, we can think of existence in varying degrees or forms as concepts, processes, objects and the amalgam of these three states as entities.

Humans are entities comprised of concepts (mind), processes (thought) and objects (body). Perhaps concepts could be represented as a 0.15, processes as a 0.23 and objects as a 0.62 and entities as a 1.00. But any number greater than 0 would indicate existence.

Zero is a concept we can both understand and accept. It represents a value of nothing; an absence of value. We can also consider the Void as such.
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Re: Why does Existence Exist?

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Void = 0

Sure. 0 contrast = equilibrium

Failure of equilibrium = contrast (existence)

But without a continuum, transient existence and return to equilibrium.

The cycle = continuum = meaninful (relative) reality
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