Modern cosmologists think they are studying "big ticket" items, but they aren't. Their heads are in la-la land. String theory, multiverses, big bang creationism, accelerated expansion of the universe (expanding into what, out of what mind you?), etc.
If they were pragmatic, they would understand that the Earth is a "big ticket" item. They ignore the very ground they walk on. This is why I do not get along with them. They are not of the Earth, they are airy, ephemeral loons who's pop sci propaganda will be forgotten as soon as its thought up. They are not the torch bearers of human understanding.
They think the greatest understanding is in the sky, but it is not. The greatest understanding is right below their feet. After all, the Earth is in the sky to someone in another star system.
The consciousness itself they experience is frowned upon, as if the "answer" can be found in math formulas. It is a complete detachment from reality they suffer from, a socially acceptable form of insanity...if only they had the correct math formula...
Idiots.
Friday, May 29, 2015
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Honored to be the first commentor. May I suggest, for an example of a rambling bunch of nonsense from one of the people you are talking about, a youtube video at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dA1_yYOoGtM - His name is Roger Pemrose. It's disgustingly amusing, but I really laughed when he says the universe "forgot what it was", and "it's like a ceiling light bulb", or something like that.
ReplyDeleteI am sure there is no one who is more devoted and more open minded to trying to figure out what existance is, than me. My thoughts on this question are deep. I had a dream as a child that I traveled out into the universe in a fraction of a minute. Nothing existed at that point and I could not see my hand for lack of any radiation to reflect off it, nor did I radiate any energy because I was there only in mind. But I was in whole at this place. And I put my hands out and touched a wall and it was so far out that it was a perfectly true flat wall. It had no sense of temperature, was smoother than anything known to man, such that there was no friction, less than ice. It was an infinite solid wall, not made up of atoms but as just one infinite solid thing. I looked back from that point, in the direction I had come and the entire universe that we know of was so far away that it did not even appear as the tiniest of a light. It was pleasant because I knew I was dreaming and I knew I was pushing my imagination so very well, so easily. So I simply ended the dream instantly and enjoyed pondering what I had done in my imagination. Well, many tens of years later, remembering that dream moment, I had a sort of revelation that what if there are parts of existance that are more solid than they are space. Even still, what if existance is actually one infinite solid thing - just one solid thing that can not be divided whatsover. How could the universe we know about exist. And it kind of came to me that maybe we are in a part of this infinite solid thing, but somehow the thing we call space came into being somehow, I don't understand yet, and it blanked out parts of the solid to make it seem like everything is made out of particles, when it is the minute specs of space in unfathomable quantity and arrangement that makes the illusion of our reality from the infinite solid that underlines the hidden, in and around us. Like a movie screen shows pictures and knocking the screen over there would be no movie, so would a three dimensional movie screen be needed for our reality. I am saying that nothing moves, that everything only appears to move because the space is like the darkness on a movie screen. As nothing on the screen is really moving, yet it appears to move, so does only the space (I don't have any idea how this nothing space does this), move in our reality but without our realizing it. Like I told my sixth grade science teacher, I said, We'll never figure out what the universe is. So... it may be best to just enjoy the precious time we have, on this precious planet, but still pondering and discovering along the way, but comfortable with the understanding that its all too big and too difficult to understand what this reality is. P.S.: Just don't fall into beleiving any one elses ideas about it all, just because you give up figuring it out yourself, because any idea you find you like better than you can come up with is most likely wrong. I'ld rather say and be content with I don't know, than jump on some theoretical foolishness. Laugh, love, socialize, and enjoy. I'll see you back in the solid, where we are truely all one underneath.