/sci/ - Science & Math

Do you have a soul?

If you think you have, you also believe in god.


Sorry for yet another relithread but this question is absolutely relevant to all the other big religious questions.
Nothing supernatural can occur in a natural universe without a god.

Or can it? In that case we are the gods, admins over the physical reality.

Where's the equilibrium in infinity?

Everything in life has balance.

If there's something that is never ending, shouldn't there be something that's never starting?

Make sense of this.

>Time dilation

For the life of me the concept is a little awkward, and I haven't been able to wrap my head completely around it yet. Could someone put it into terms that someone learning the concept could understand? Thanks.

>Science

Do you have any qualms about humanity engineering themselves until they are nothing like we are today? How would you feel if "we" spread across the entire galaxy over the next million years but "we" wouldn't exist?

Has anyone read the novel Spin?
Thoughts?

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Thank you, I'm going to try that. /sci/ has been hypnotizing me since I ended up here a month ago and my days aren't prolific as they used to. This may be my last post, maybe some recognize my helmet I put on special occasions.

>For the most part, we know what the universe is comprised of (planets, stars, etc)
Hmm I wouldn't be so sure about that. We only considered exoplanets' existence for granted because we live in a planetary system. Were we located halfway between two planetary systems on says.. an iceteroid, we probably wouldn't suspect the existence of planets.

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