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7/6/2025, 9:02:07 AM
>>40669150
>If the ultimate being existed and truly understood gravity’s potential as both binding and liberating, it would have already used that well to solve every paradox, heal every wound, and redeem every soul.
If the "ultimate being" relied on a lesser/created force (gravity) to do its work, it would, definitionally, not be the "ultimate being." It would be lesser than and subservient to gravity. The idea of a created, contingent being "becoming God" is laughable, at the ontological level.
>If the ultimate being existed and truly understood gravity’s potential as both binding and liberating, it would have already used that well to solve every paradox, heal every wound, and redeem every soul.
If the "ultimate being" relied on a lesser/created force (gravity) to do its work, it would, definitionally, not be the "ultimate being." It would be lesser than and subservient to gravity. The idea of a created, contingent being "becoming God" is laughable, at the ontological level.
6/14/2025, 4:26:21 AM
>>40527538
>Besides, when you dream, you experience what you call "anyone else" inside your own head, and yet is the same way you experience them in real life.
If you believe this, something in your brain didn't develop right past early childhood. You might already be past your own event horizon.
>Besides, when you dream, you experience what you call "anyone else" inside your own head, and yet is the same way you experience them in real life.
If you believe this, something in your brain didn't develop right past early childhood. You might already be past your own event horizon.
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