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Edited by SSG ACM:
5/17/2015 8:18:19 PM
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That assumed, inevitable outcome is most likely impossible because it is always easier to submit to entropy than it is to submit to order and specific complexity.
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Edited by Stickman Al: 5/18/2015 8:40:54 AMI fail to see your point [b]again[/b].
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Do you understand that all closed systems are in a state of leading toward entropy?
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Yes. What is the closed system you're thinking of?
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The universe. Do you understand that everything tangible by any of our senses are finite?
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Prove the universe is a closed system. And what on earth did that last bit even mean?
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The universe isn't infinite by conventional laws of dimensional relation There are 3 dimensions (4 if you count time) so the universe can't infinitely extend in any of the three
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There's actually something close to 12 dimensions we just can't comprehend anything past 4
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In the beginning, there was a stack of dominos. The End. New Version: Do you understand that everything is finite?
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Do I agree you mean? No. I neither agree not disagree. As far as I understand, that's not yet known, so I reserve judgement.
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[quote]Do I agree you mean? No.[/quote]Then what do you see to be tangible and infinite? [quote]I neither agree [nor] disagree. As far as I understand, that's not yet known, so I reserve judgement.[/quote]So you just believe what you think to be true out of faith and respect of your belief?
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[i]Then what do you see to be tangible and infinite?[/i] I'm not sure if anything is tangible and infinite because you are being incredibly vague about what you even mean. Thus, I cannot answer the question. Since I can't answer the question I do not have to rely on evidence or faith. Would you like to skip this cryptic meandering and make your point?
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[quote]Then what do you see to be tangible and infinite?[/quote]Nothing.[quote]I'm not sure if anything is tangible and infinite because you are being incredibly vague about what you even mean. Thus, I cannot answer the question. Since I can't answer the question I do not have to rely on evidence or faith. Would you like to skip this cryptic meandering and make your point?[/quote]Yes.
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I had hoped this was going somewhere.
