quantum physics
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Ha, now there's something that'll melt your brain.
No, lava is rather mild compared to quantum physics.
It's like a korma compared to quantum physics phall
Rinse & repeat forever.
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i didnt know that about the big bang Oddiy. interesting.
off the top of my head though (and not being a scientist) i cant think of anything other 'effects' that dont have a cause, so i wouldnt blame early humans any more than id blame myself for thinking that an effect will have a cause (not saying that you'd have a contrary view btw).
i take your point about brains behaving in certain ways. to me this means that we would all (or mostly) approach a problem in a logical way. to me though there is a big jump between this fact/notion, and a presumption that we would all reach almost identical independent conclusiions in relation to the questions of how we got here, and what happens to us when we die. to me, there are too many alternative solutions (such as buddism) and too many cultures which have devise too similar solutions for it to be caused by our brains approaching problems in the same way.
personally therefore, and strange as it sounds, i prefer the idea of our brains being prewired to a belief in this supreme being OR the theory of some massive happening early in human history.
JPB
It not our fault or early humans, effects that dont have a cause dont happen in the physical world as we percieve it, so our brains have no reason (and therefore have evolved in a way) to be able to take that into account
the predisposition to believe in a god and our brains reasoning that the whole cylce of rain and sun and food could be a gift from a provider or god are very similar - as its all about how the brain is "wired" - i dont know the truth mate
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brightdave
any thoughts on the issue we've been discussing over the last couple of pages ?
brightdave are you using fairy washing up liquid?
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Brightdave, I didn't just pick a random product.
Brightdave, wad it you doing this fish DNA project. What is the deal with triploids, is that a chromosome incompatibility?
Im guessing it was you brightdave unless we have two fish geneticists on this thread.
God is a load of rubbish.
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brightdave - do your reports normally go to fellow scientists or to laymen ?
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Cool wasn't sure if it was the fish itself. Will read associated papers "IF" hopefully I get a chance.
Been eating a lot of rod caught skipjack tuna recently and was worried about the mercury in the larger Tuna(Yellowfin).
brightdave -
do you have an opinion - or do you wish to formulate and share an opinion - as to why so many different cultures around the world (include those in remote locations) appear to have independently developed a belief that a supreme being is responsible for creation and an afterlife/next life ?
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quantum physics
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Ha, now there's something that'll melt your brain.
posted on 31/7/12
That and lava
posted on 31/7/12
No, lava is rather mild compared to quantum physics.
posted on 31/7/12
It's like a korma compared to quantum physics phall
posted on 31/7/12
Rinse & repeat forever.
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well, ever or 31 minutes
posted on 31/7/12
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posted on 31/7/12
i didnt know that about the big bang Oddiy. interesting.
off the top of my head though (and not being a scientist) i cant think of anything other 'effects' that dont have a cause, so i wouldnt blame early humans any more than id blame myself for thinking that an effect will have a cause (not saying that you'd have a contrary view btw).
i take your point about brains behaving in certain ways. to me this means that we would all (or mostly) approach a problem in a logical way. to me though there is a big jump between this fact/notion, and a presumption that we would all reach almost identical independent conclusiions in relation to the questions of how we got here, and what happens to us when we die. to me, there are too many alternative solutions (such as buddism) and too many cultures which have devise too similar solutions for it to be caused by our brains approaching problems in the same way.
personally therefore, and strange as it sounds, i prefer the idea of our brains being prewired to a belief in this supreme being OR the theory of some massive happening early in human history.
posted on 31/7/12
JPB
It not our fault or early humans, effects that dont have a cause dont happen in the physical world as we percieve it, so our brains have no reason (and therefore have evolved in a way) to be able to take that into account
the predisposition to believe in a god and our brains reasoning that the whole cylce of rain and sun and food could be a gift from a provider or god are very similar - as its all about how the brain is "wired" - i dont know the truth mate
posted on 31/7/12
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brightdave
any thoughts on the issue we've been discussing over the last couple of pages ?
posted on 31/7/12
brightdave are you using fairy washing up liquid?
posted on 31/7/12
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posted on 31/7/12
I call him A1
posted on 31/7/12
Brightdave, I didn't just pick a random product.
posted on 31/7/12
Brightdave, wad it you doing this fish DNA project. What is the deal with triploids, is that a chromosome incompatibility?
posted on 31/7/12
Im guessing it was you brightdave unless we have two fish geneticists on this thread.
posted on 31/7/12
God is a load of rubbish.
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that's not a long post.
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brightdave - do your reports normally go to fellow scientists or to laymen ?
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posted on 31/7/12
no probs dude
posted on 31/7/12
Cool wasn't sure if it was the fish itself. Will read associated papers "IF" hopefully I get a chance.
Been eating a lot of rod caught skipjack tuna recently and was worried about the mercury in the larger Tuna(Yellowfin).
posted on 31/7/12
brightdave -
do you have an opinion - or do you wish to formulate and share an opinion - as to why so many different cultures around the world (include those in remote locations) appear to have independently developed a belief that a supreme being is responsible for creation and an afterlife/next life ?
posted on 31/7/12
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