/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11267833
Well I have no idea what the lights in the sky actually are - but there's nothing about them that makes me doubt that they're here for a reason (for us).

In the current materialistic model of reality, the sun and moon are completely different in their size and distance to us, despite appearing very similar in size to us on earth, and their motions (or orbits) are based on complete, unconscious chance that produce consistent eclipses to us on earth. There's nothing special about them at all, and they're littered all throughout the unconscious, meaningless universe.

In my view, it's extremely obvious that the sun and moon have a symbiotic relationship with each other. Their very similar size to each other is NOT a coincidence, their motions around us is NOT a coincidence, their very obvious effects upon the earth is NOT a coincidence. They're here for us, they're not here randomly.

In terms of the stars, they clearly have a symbiotic relationship with the (electro-?)magnetic field/poles of the earth. They are not unimaginably far distances away from us, they are part of a local system.