Norman Samish writes:
If the multiverse concept, as I understand it, is true, then anything that
can exist does exist, and anything that can happen has happened and will
continue to happen, ad infinitum. The sequence of events that we observe
has been played in the past, and will be played
Norman Samish writes:
If the multiverse concept, as I understand it, is true, then anything that
can exist does exist, and anything that can happen has happened and will
continue to happen, ad infinitum. The sequence of events that we observe
has been played in the past, and will be
--- John M [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Date: Sun, 30 Oct 2005 08:17:12 -0800 (PST)
From: John M [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Let There Be Something
To: Norman Samish [EMAIL PROTECTED],
everything-list@eskimo.com
--- Norman Samish [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
--Stathis
--- Norman Samish [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
--Stathis Papaioannou:
I'll grant you it may be strange, but how is it
any more pointless than
anything that can happen (or a subset thereof)
happening only once, or a
finite number of times?
Norman Samish writes:
If the
Dear John,
It is refreshing to see that some people are willing to admit to the
implicit solipsism that is at the heart of everyone's notion of being in
the world. ;-) We must understand that *all* that we have access to is 1st
person and any 3rd person representation is merely an ansatz
Dear Stephen,
thanks for the consent.
I would use instead of your ansatz rather Ersatz
which means rather a non identical substitute, not an
implenishing of another person's 1st person opinion
(called for me a 3rd person view) when I absorb it as
my 1st person variant of it.
Thanks again
John M
Hi John:
At 12:02 PM 10/30/2005, you wrote:
Stathis,
let me address first Tom C's objection addressing the
nothing (from which nothing can come out) - and I
wonder how Hal will feel about this:
All we can talk about as N O TH I N G is that it
does not contain anything we know about. It would
Norman Samish writes:
If the multiverse concept, as I understand it, is true, then anything
that can exist does exist, and anything that can happen has happened and
will continue to happen, ad infinitum. The sequence of events that we
observe has been played in the past, and will be played
Then in making that assertion it follows surely that we (x) are all
God (y) and God has no particular attributes that we do not possess,
being in some sense equivalent.
God would then be equivalent to Life.
Stathis may have unwittingly proven the existence of the big G
Kim Jones
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