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Frequency is an aspect of being. How did frequency come from nothing?

I suggest you write less and think more. Up to you of course.

And then of course, there's the spiral.

If only a point existed, if would be viewed as a field considering a point alone its its own field, with this field having infinite limits as no limits. Hence a theoretical 1d point as pure being in which everything was contained, could only be observed as a field without limit. Good stuff! Classic...

The point as outside everything with everything inside of it effectively observes being as a point itself ... Yes. the principal principle of existence is a dimensionless point. A location. The location is 'all around' everything else. This might sound like nonsense to most, but it just may be that...

All of existence is first and foremost based on location. All things must be located inside of one thing, the one thing can not be located inside of any of the other things, and there can't be anything (including absolutely nothing) outside of the one thing. That's my answer to the 'somewhere' porti...

The point can't be all and also contain all. The only possible location (which is what a point is) is outside of everything else with everything else inside of it. There can't be anything else outside of the point. Not even absolutely nothing. So far, all you have is an infinite regress and a viscou...

God does sit outside of or around the universe in all directions equally. It's the only thing that doesn't have an outside. This makes it the only true absolute. However, the remainder of existence is contained within it. This makes it relative as well as absolute, or in other words relatively absol...

Why assume nothing exists in the first place? To use reductio ad absurdum and show that we end up with a contradiction. The law of identity says nothing is nothing. The law of noncontradiction says it can't be something. The law of the excluded middle says it can't be both while it's changing from ...

Dontaskme wrote: ↑Tue Jul 24, 2018 5:30 pm

Erk wrote: ↑Tue Jul 24, 2018 4:37 pm Why assume nothing exists in the first place?

Because it's a concept, and concepts exist as concepts.

Then I would suggest considering it an illogical concept.

Generally speaking, fauna. Flora is affected by the vibration and wave of the tree falling but not strictly in the sense of sound.

A tree falling causes a vibration. A sound only occurs when something has the ability to translate the vibration into an audible result.

Why assume nothing exists in the first place? The law of identity says nothing is nothing. The law of noncontradiction says it can't be something. The law of the excluded middle says it can't be both while it's changing from nothing to something.

surreptitious57 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 13, 2018 3:51 pm Nonexistence cannot exist because that would violate the law of non contradiction
There has always been something because a state of absolute nothing is impossible

YES!

If (as Einstein suggested) the universe is FINITE yet INFINITE then there is one fundamental principle left for God to be that is greater than the universe and the universe would necessarily be within it. The principle is ABSOLUTE.

Sir-Sister-of-Suck wrote: ↑Fri Jul 06, 2018 8:55 pm Welcome to the Eodnhoj universe, a place where pseudo-intellectualism reigns supreme. The upside is that young, sexy lifeguards will fuck anyone, though.

ROTFLMAO. Thank you. And I would hope Eodnhoj thanks you for the redemption you have so kindly offered him.