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It is ONE theory, not a fact. Once again it is a question of semantics and replacement of certain words by others, corresponding to the beliefs of each one, which does not change anything at the bottom and one turns again and always in circles like: Before the bing bang qu 'was there ? Can order come out of disorder?
A theory is worth a thousand times more than a belief.
All theory starts from a belief: " I believe that, it seems to me that, and if…. »
The said theory is supported by experiments, even if it is not possible for us to confirm 100%
This is the problem of experiments. They all start from pre-selected criteria and therefore generally lead to the objective set: the Miller example with its monomers supposed to be the basic building blocks of life and which have remained at this stage.
such a theory remains that it remains much more solid than a simple belief based on a literalist interpretation of religious texts ...
I have already asked you: drop religions if you rely on scientific elements or drop scientific elements if you rely on religious texts. But we must stop this permanent mixture between the two.
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Before the bing bang what was there? Can order come out of disorder? etc ...
Opinions are divided, but for the moment, and the theory of quantum gravity advancing one can "allow oneself to think" that the Big bang would not be the "beginning of the beginning", but a phase of rebound of another. universe (big bounce), from this point of view there would be neither beginning nor end ...
To consider the material world without beginning or end would oppose the laws of termodynamics, as far as I know!
and by the same more "why?"
on the contrary ! This pushes back the response to a beyond or elsewhere DIMENSIONED. As a creationist, this intelligent design is beyond… not within…! It's let's say a theory which suggests that ... !
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On the one hand chance, on the other an intelligent design with the same result! In the “believing” discourse, the creator effectively explored all the possible lines of the Universe and fixed his choice on the one we know (badly by the way)
It is not just a matter of chance, and this is precisely where some scientists come up against, hence the interest of P. Guillemant's theory.
Except that Guillemant is "cat porridge" which lacks clarity in its mode of expression, excluding aficionados.
For Stephen Hawking theuniverse to generate all the physically possible scenarios, which means that there exist jointly with ours trillions of trillions of parallel universes populated or not with life forms.
You see the difficulty of language saying that the universe to ... It is to give it a decision-making power, therefore a demiurge like god! (or it's the same thing)
In this model all destinies are played out in a deterministic way, which excludes free will, we would all be predestined to live a life all traced in advance ... this scenarios and more and more called into question.
Indeed, it disturbs humans to have to be considered as a programmed machine opening the door to everything and anything especially with regard to so-called moral values: what good then! »And yet!
Now if we introduce the notion of consciousness - which still rejects many materialist scientists - it is possible to see things in completely different ways:
1) The Singular Universe (Big Bang) has deployed by quantum superimposition all the lines of Universe physically possible.
2) With the appearance of consciousness, the parallel universes have been reduced by the phenomenon of collapse of the wave function of the universes, causing the trillions of trillions of possibilities initially generated to pass ... to one, ours.
hypotheses, assumptions!
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indeed this universe is well RULE which implies a trimmer!
The adjuster is not looking for I don't know where,he is in us ...
So it's an animist belief, not a fact!
It cannot be said that this is not the case without evidence, either. So it is philosophical and open to all possible opinions, that is its role!this totally diverse vision of creationism, because it denies the existence of a demiurge, some will want to see it as a form of intelligent design, but this is not the case no more.
In such a case the Universe is not the work of a demiurge, but of a process like Eternal Inflation.
Another formulation of the same discourse: what is called demiurge or eternal inflation.
This also joins the Kabbalist and Upanishadic vision.
Creationism meanwhile is only an anthropomorphized interpretation aimed at simplifying for the average person esoteric teachings outside the intellectual reach of many people, and unfortunately still peddled today!
I would say that this is also a simplifying vision. Anthropomorphization is a means, not a goal, it serves to "imagine" the unimaginable to make it concrete in everyday life and not to get lost in intellectual abstractions or pseudo-intellectual-metaphysical.
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Wow! the boat formula!
Human achievements only serve to grasp the dimension that escapes us from creator, from intelligent design
I really feel like you're getting your sentences from a proselytizing manual!
The hospital that laughs at charity, in short!
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The appearance of life through evolutionism, that's it! A supposed game of successive and repetitive chances which defy all the mathematical laws of probability, but which are better understood from an intelligent design.
It is false, the appearance of life by accident does not hold, on the other hand the appearance of life following the fine adjustments of physics is very coherent, fine adjustments which would result from the quantum processes at work in the initial singularity (see above).
So coherent that despite multiple attempts no one has succeeded in proving or demonstrating it. So belief for belief: where is the difference?
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give in your own definition then!
(from God)
The idea of God refers to a multitude of conceptions: it can be for some a nice bearded man living in the clouds, for others a higher principle underlying all things in the Universe, finally, for the majority God refers to the idea of an intelligent and eternal source of everything.
In the latter case the problem lies in the ideological conception of such an approach: no one having ever seen God, the religions and the believers who follow them quickly ended up projecting their unconscious into the void of ignorance, the echo in return is that of anthropomorphism: I make objects with my hands so God did the same with our universe etc ... his simplisms quickly degenerated over time, and a certain number quickly made to do tell God what they wanted to gain dominance.
You are right in the sense that EVERYTHING can be deviated WITHOUT EXCEPTION including with an abstract "quantum" discourse, it is made for that!
God comes from the Latin Deus reference to the god of Olympus having for Greco-Indian root Dei (to shine) (in India god is called "deva", same root!) Which refers to the stars of the heavens and therefore to astronomy ( Well!).
In Hinduism the universe comes from light (gao) and not from a sacred cow which is also written by gao (mystification), light which was the first thing to emerge from the opaque primordial universe 380000 after the Big Bang ...
Mix of science and belief!
From the point of view of Tradition (Esoteric Biblical, Hinduist,) God is information (logos), the absolute,
This is what I have already said and said again.
Everything that exists and can exist: past, present future of our universe (and others),
There: difference with the animist side. Philosophically: the creator cannot be IN his creation, which would make him dependent on his product.
The watchmaker has no need to know the time, his product is for the use of the user, not himself.
for the most that can be said, it is neither a person, nor an entity, nor a great watchmaker or architect, it is an inconceivable thing that cannot bear any comparison. .
Indeed it is not CONCRETELY comparable since it would require an element called equivalent comparison. As for the “controlled” appellations, it doesn't matter. It is not a question of saying: " it is "Which would be vanity, but" it's like With the very limits of language which is only a codification with its own conceptual limits. These are therefore approximations, analogies.
But it goes without saying that for the average citizen, each conception automatically has an impact on the experience of individuals. Which gave rise, precisely, to questions about free will, determinism, faith or works and faith and works, etc ...