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Logic question: Which is more logical... A) something coming from nothing B) something coming from something A or B? and why?
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Existence is...the Absolute Singularity.
WendyDarling replied to WendyDarling's topic in General Philosophy
Dag asked too many questions which I could answer and the odds that any of my answers would be understood is nil so I will answer one question and wait for Dag’s reply before I continue. “Why does intelligence have to have always existed?” If you believe that any observable, perceivable phenomena can materialize fully formed from non-existence for no purpose what so ever, then intelligence wouldn’t be an eternal requirement, would it? Give examples of stuff materializing from non-existence. If you believe that everything can be made understandable and has some kind of purpose for its existence, then intelligence formed everything. We exist in a world of understanding, did the intelligence which forms our understanding pop out of non-existence or is it more reasonable that it has always existed, even before we existed, and we inherited some of that intelligence? What lack of intelligence resides in a formed atom? What lack of intelligence resides in trillions upon trillions of atoms forming a one-of-a-kind rock? Do one-of-a-kind rocks pop out of non-existence on a regular basis? Name everything that creates itself out of nothing. Does existence mean every perceivable, observable phenomena or stuff everywhere(all dimensions, all galaxies, all universes, all planes of existence)? Is non-existence antithetical to existence? Can they, existence and non-existence,both be present and share space? Yes or no? Do you need a scale to give a yes or no answer? -
Existence is...the Absolute Singularity.
WendyDarling replied to WendyDarling's topic in General Philosophy
People are asking too many questions, so I am trying to start with logic 101. No. Recognition requires intelligence to create what is recognized. Your answer? -
Existence is...the Absolute Singularity.
WendyDarling replied to WendyDarling's topic in General Philosophy
Is anyone going to answer my question about logic? Logic question: What is more logical... A) Something from nothing? B) Something from something? A or B? -
Existence is...the Absolute Singularity.
WendyDarling replied to WendyDarling's topic in General Philosophy
What is more logical: A or B A) Something from nothing B) Something from something I am having trouble making myself understood and when I offered the definition for absolute singularity in which I then defined requested words, I don’t understand the following accusations that a definition was never given. To me, logic doesn’t need 100 or more words per assertion. Assertion:Creation cannot self-create. Makes clear and perfect sense to me. It has two meanings: A) There is no logic found anywhere, no actual real world example that any observable/perceivable thing can create itself out of nothing so based on that common understanding of reality, it is true that Creation could not have created itself which bring me to... B) Then Creation has always existed, as an absolute, eternal process, in order to create. -
Existence is...the Absolute Singularity.
WendyDarling replied to WendyDarling's topic in General Philosophy
Existence in and of itself, every variation is intelligence formed into an order, a pattern. Patterns and order, complex systems interacting with other complex systems is intelligence actualized. Be absurd to say out of non-existence popped existence in all its splendor. Be equally absurd to say all is random, chaos, chance...none of which exist. All is imperfect order. Order requires intelligence. If all understanding ceased to exist, chaos would exist. -
Existence is...the Absolute Singularity.
WendyDarling replied to WendyDarling's topic in General Philosophy
Intelligence has always existed, eternal, imagining, creating, but limited and imperfect. My logic is simple, based on observations completely void of logical fallacies, paradoxes, and impossible theories never to be resolved. I am not a member of any religion, but I can accept how I live on this smaller Earth scale then turn and apply it to the largest scale possible, Existence.- 74 replies
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Existence is...the Absolute Singularity.
WendyDarling replied to WendyDarling's topic in General Philosophy
Let’s agree to disagree. People stand brainless, thoughtless, without any consciousness at all. You win. Makes perfect sense. Science is wrong however you argue on behalf of science, your prerogative. Science has never been wrong before, right? Time waster for me since it lacks the basic logic that equals existence. Causation. Without the idea of an eyelid, an eye, a puff of smoke, without those ideas, non-existence would be the actual rather than its antithesis existence. Everything is an idea, came from an idea, formed by intelligence, not necessarily any religious intelligence, simply intelligence...an intelligent energy which is one of a kind, eternal, imperfect, limited, etc. My philosophy is based off of observed reality, not all those never to be proven scientific theories which are pure numeric speculations not based on a limited nature(natural laws), not based on causation(but rather “magic”), not accounting for imperfections in any provable way(chaos is fantasy). What is imperfect order? Our 4-D dimension. Imperfect but all is ordered. Not incomprehensible.- 74 replies
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Existence is...the Absolute Singularity.
WendyDarling replied to WendyDarling's topic in General Philosophy
He stated something that is factually not true, reflexes do not happen without a functioning brain. I pointed out the fact that functioning brains are needed for any action to occur. In my mind, all your examples refer to a dead frog having electrodes attached to it to make it move without a functioning brain, without a thought behind that functioning brain. You are going to have to give me better examples than that. Perhaps actions, standing, breathing, etc.,are the something coming from nothing completely detached from all reason, all causation. That’s your goalpost just so you understand. Ideas aren’t needed for intelligence and intelligence isn't needed for a complex system, nor is intelligence needed for interacting complex systems...unthinkable. lol- 74 replies
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Existence is...the Absolute Singularity.
WendyDarling replied to WendyDarling's topic in General Philosophy
So neurobiology occurs without a brain? Without a functioning brain? Sure, stand without a functioning brain, see how long that lasts. Name one thing that is self-creating, ie created itself.- 74 replies
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Existence is...the Absolute Singularity.
WendyDarling replied to WendyDarling's topic in General Philosophy
Ok basic logic. Creation(capital C) cannot create itself. Agreed? I am providing evidence in the form of simple logic. For instance, can you act, before you think? And thinking is not acting. My opening post works through the basic, beginning logic. If you do not understand that. One question only please in regards to your first stumbling block. Equal=identical no other=only one -
Existence is...the Absolute Singularity.
WendyDarling replied to WendyDarling's topic in General Philosophy
I made assertions(a theory if this word is desired). As in all science, if you cannot prove my assertions false by whatever creative logic or experiments you can concoct, my assertions/theory remain true until proven false, right? Rather than getting hung up on a definition of mine that you clearly do not wish to accept as it is simple stated, let's move on to the prima facie- idea/s. All arose from an idea/s. All=Existence If you do not understand my logic, my only request is that upon your first stumbling block, ask one question before we get to the rest of the blocks. One specific question, please. -
Existence is...the Absolute Singularity.
WendyDarling replied to WendyDarling's topic in General Philosophy
Prima Facie- an Idea/s All arose from an idea/s. Idea/s=intelligence=intelligent Creation Prove me wrong. "Just because" won't cut it. -
Existence is...the Absolute Singularity.
WendyDarling replied to WendyDarling's topic in General Philosophy
Studiot wrote "If there is only one sort of singularity or even just one 'singularity' why does it need to be qualified by 'absolute' ?" The Absolute signals both eternal and immutable. Hmmm, physical was an oopsie. Yes, simply perceivable and observable stuff(not signifying physical per se). I am trying to define the difference between what is observed/perceived outside the mind from an idea/imagining solely existing in the mind. Better? -
Existence is...the Absolute Singularity.
WendyDarling replied to WendyDarling's topic in General Philosophy
If there is another perceivable singularity, point it out. "And your argument seems to rest on the premise that no immaterial thing exists." Didn't I specify things using the words "perceivable" and "observable?" Is color perceivable? Is a shadow observable? My meaning of exist covers more than just what we observe or perceive in this 4 dimensional space. It is everything that is not an idea or imagining. -
Existence is...the Absolute Singularity.
WendyDarling replied to WendyDarling's topic in General Philosophy
Studiot, My response to your question to define "unsustantiated idea" is above as... "No physical form. No actuality." In other words, some ideas become perceivable phenomena. The ideas that do not become actual, observable, are unsubstantiated ideas which remain imaginings. Phi For All, My definition of an absolute singularity was stated above..."An absolute singularity is one of a kind and has no equal. It is a unique phenomenon like no other. Yes, singularity refers to a single event. In the case of the absolute, this single event called existence is eternal. The only eternal event observable. Why am I claiming eternal? The concept of anything being created from the lack of anything makes no sense. Hence, existence must have always been working creating as a constant. A constant without a beginning or an end. Existence just is... And there aren't any other existences, that concept is an impossibility based on this one existence encompassing all. Questions? I'm still working on word precision. My ideas about existence have only been rumbling around in my head for a little over a week. -
Existence is...the Absolute Singularity.
WendyDarling replied to WendyDarling's topic in General Philosophy
I am totally confused by the layout of this place, the smooshing together replies, and where my responses end up in terns of where I was trying to direct them. Plus with the five post limit, tomorrow's continuation. Please don't let your frustration ruin this discussion. Give me a chance to select the appropriate words for my meaning. How do I even edit something here? I've not seen an edit function. -
Existence is...the Absolute Singularity.
WendyDarling replied to WendyDarling's topic in General Philosophy
Yes, there is only one existence and everything that is actual exists as a part of existence. Non-existence, is only a concept and idea, which defies the actual...existence and the actual somethings(everything real/actual/observable) which are parts of existence. Non-existence means no existence basically. We mistakenly label unsubstantiated ideas as actual things that exist such as my non-existent twin, the non-existent Easter Bunny, the non-existent Tooth fairy, etc. If something never existed, it is only an abstraction based on our ideas and will never become existent. On the other hand, actual things, any type of existing something, will never become non-existent, instead it will simply change forms. Is any of this making sense? No physical form. No actuality. -
Existence is...the Absolute Singularity.
WendyDarling replied to WendyDarling's topic in General Philosophy
Did I not place my thread in a philosophy section? I'm new. Uncertain about this user interface and all. They are an unsubstantiated idea, just as the concept of non-existence is an unsubstantiated idea. If non-existence were realized, we wouldn't be having this exchange. That describes the umbrella known as existence perfectly. So, a poster, such as I, cannot post references or links to other privately owned websites including all sources of available online media(YouTube, online news outlets, online book references, etc) any online references/sites? I'm not trying to sell anything, only encourage discussion. Parts of discussions happen in other places as well. -
Existence is...the Absolute Singularity. I plan on writing about my entire thought process to arrive at my assertion above. What follows is the start of my journey. This is the story of why I decided to examine the nature of reality and our human understanding of it. The world around me seems too chaotic and crazy right now, overwhelmed with fear and anger that exacerbates nihilism. Nihilism helps no one. So, due to not sleeping and having an abundance of mental energy, I began processing all the ins and outs, the quandaries, surrounding existence. These quandaries always end in a paradox, logical fallacies, or trippy infinite loops. I thought to myself, is understanding the immediate world around me and its order that messy? No, I understand the order I find in my basic daily observations with most things being constant rather than inconsistent. With simple logic and reasoning, I can expect the sun to rise, a dog to bark, a chair to hold the seated, so where does understanding reality get so messy? Science. I despise reading and have never invested my understanding in the religion of science, so it was not a stumbling block for me to overcome the current beliefs it espouses. Currently, I frequent two philosophy websites, commercial sites removed by moderator to expand my horizons regarding thought through the use of reasoning and the application of alternative perspectives. The poster, Satyr, over at commercial site removed by moderator hammered home the need for me to use my basic observations of reality, the actual, before my head goes up in the clouds of purely abstract ideas that have no concrete foundation, no verifiability. So I did just that and formulated a new understanding of reality, existence. But where's the foundation underneath my comprehension? From daily observations, I understand the simple consistency or constant that existence provides. I essentially know what to expect moment to moment by and large. I wondered could the simplicity of my expectations apply to the overarching umbrella that is known as existence? Yes. It can. Instead of spinning my wheels on paradoxes, logical fallacies, and the rest of the confusing nonsense, I decided to take a bold approach. Existence is...everything actual. No matter what galaxy or dimension or universe. No matter the form or size or shape of any actual thing, everything falls under the umbrella of existence as all that exists. That means there is only one, overarching existence. Now I asked myself, I reasoned, if everything exists, how can anything not exist? It can't. Non-existence denies the actual...existence. What? Non-existence is purely an idea, a concept. But non-existence is understandable for we use it to describe death. Many ideas and concepts are understandable, but that doesn't mean they make up actual existence in the traditionally understood way. Unicorns are understandable, but do not actually exist. Unicorns are another idea just as non-existence is an idea. There is no non-existence of a unicorn because there was never any existence of an actual unicorn. There are abstractions of unicorns, stuffies, cartoons representations, etc., but nothing actually living as the "animal" is understood. But death is non-existence. What we are describing as death is change, not non-existence, not the becoming of nothing. I'll get into this more later. Can something become nothing? If something can become nothing, how would existence remain? It wouldn't, it'd disappear completely. So nothing and non-existence only exist as place holders in our daily lives but in the actuality of existence only occur as ideas in opposition to existence. To Be Continued...