When I think about it, the creation of planets and stars makes sense, but where did those atoms come from?
It blows my mind, atoms and elements couldn't have spontaneously generated..
So what was there before space,atoms, everything?
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We don't know.
Some call it God, others call it by other names.
But what triggered that first blast, is a mystery."Hell is the Impossibility of Reason"
"Cowards die many times before their deaths, The valiant never taste of death but once."
"All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident."
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no you bastard.
stop thinking in a linear fashion. where did numbers come from? where did "being to the left of something" come from?
it doesn't come from anywhere.
most people think along the analogy of artifacts:
there is someone who wants to make some **** for some reason, so they take something and change it into what they want.
there is: (1) A maker; (2) An intent; (3) A material; (4) A form.
those are Aristotle's 4 causes. they account for manmade things. Man is the maker (efficient cause). He has a need (the final cause). He takes some stuff (the material cause) and changes it into something by making it some new way (the formal cause).
what about the water cycle? we have to use an analogy, but we can see there is no person and no intent.
there is: (1) Something that gets the process going; (2) The way the process works; (3) The stuff that is being processed; (4) The form the process takes.
This is a process metaphysics. Processes are basic, not things.
Namely, Nature, which to the Greeks meant "emergence", is the driver of all things. Nature is a process, it isn't static. There is no beginning or end to Nature! Nature is a happening, an event. It is temporal, it is in time, it is changing and moving.
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