Just as we have the concept of the big bang. It's one thing to have a concept, another to imagine it.
Can you envisage complete nothingness?
Just as we have the concept of the big bang. It's one thing to have a concept, another to imagine it.
I am not sure I can envisage a lake or my ex. Certainly fuzzy images come, but they are somewhere between a sign and clear photo or film. And are they accurate?
Yes I can!Can you envisage complete nothingness?
No, I can only imagine a dark empty space; and, of course, an empty space is still something rather than nothing.
wayne wrote; Yes I can!Can you envisage complete nothingness?
Read my post. Aug 18; has the Universe existed forever or did it have a beginning.Oh yeah, what's it like?
No you cannot.Wayne92587 wrote: ↑August 25th, 2018, 2:46 amwayne wrote; Yes I can!Can you envisage complete nothingness?
That is not envisioning, but abstracting. You cannot imagine it although, as mentioned, I don't think it much matters.Wayne92587 wrote: ↑August 25th, 2018, 2:46 amwayne wrote; Yes I can!Can you envisage complete nothingness?
GretaRead my post. Aug 18; has the Universe existed forever or did it have a beginning.Oh yeah, what's it like?
Existing as the State of Singularity, said State of Singularity had no dimension; not in Time, not in Space and certainly not in motion, the Universe, the Heavens and the Earth, the Reality of Everything that exists in the material sense of the word being born of Nothingness.
A singularity being nothing, quantum Singularity being, existing as, the State of Nothingness.
Greta, is not abstraction born of the Imagination? What about something that is not readily apparent, something that might be envisioned?That is not envisioning, but abstracting. You cannot imagine it although, as mentioned, I don't think it much matters.
capabilities shaped by evolution that are more helpful for survival than understanding deeper truths.
I will not argue against that!Your models of reality might be true, or they might not be. Nobody knows.
Capabilities such as; Hate, envy, lust, murder, War, the death of innocence.capabilities shaped by evolution are more helpful for survival than understanding deeper truths.
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