/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.9771732]

What is the universe?

[Anonymous No.9771735]

>>9771732
It is immaterial. all in your head.

[Anonymous No.9771743]

>>9771735
How did that happen?

[Anonymous No.9771750]

>>9771743
It never happened. It was always there

[Anonymous No.9771753]

>>9771750
t. brainlet

[Anonymous No.9771754]

>>9771750

But if its all in my head that would imply an objectively existing mind, right?

[Anonymous No.9771764]

>>9771732
Me.

[Anonymous No.9772304]

>>9771732
Ur mom

[Anonymous No.9772310]

>>9771764
so the universe is gay?

[Anonymous No.9772427]

>>9771732
A network of micro and macro cosmic structures that is a structure in and of itself.

[Anonymous No.9772468]

>>9771732
A cute!

[Anonymous No.9772469]

a poo particle

[Anonymous No.9772626]

It's all that is the case.

[Anonymous No.9772651]

Turtles all the way down (and up)

[Anonymous No.9772661]

>>9771732
God's house

[Anonymous No.9772679]

>>9772651
Look at this. You find yourself in just one layer of this. If you could zoom in on a quantum field like this, you could keep zooming in infinitely, eventually encountering layers very much resembling the one you find yourself in (i.e. other, infinitesimally small universes where life unfolds similarly to the way it unfolds in our plane of existence)

[Anonymous No.9772767]

Given an infinite set of possible states, it's not surprising that this should be one of them. And that's "what" the universe "is"

[Anonymous No.9774116]

>>9771732
everything

[Anonymous No.9774127]

>>9771732
it's big

[Anonymous No.9774206]

I always think that the way of understanding the meaning of a certain term is hidden in it's etymology: 'unus' (latin: one/oneness) + 'versum'(latin: turned/converted)
if you look further into 'unus' and 'versum' you will see how both words have a double meaning for themselves.

'universum' describes an entity, a entity requires place to be defined in; but that it but the definition of 'unversum' implies that contains all matter. So it also has to contain the entity-space it is defined in. It's a paradoxon.

Kind of like in Men in Black it is a endless cycle of an universum contained in an universum contained in an...

If you doubt me I ask you the following question:

If you think I'm wrong it must mean you assume the possibility of multiple universes. If this were true and you had to define the sentence 'multiple universes' in a word, would you write it singular or plurar? meaning 'multiversum' or 'multiverses'/'multiversi'? It's a paradox again imo.

Maybe my latin is not precise enough but I doubt there are much people here that genuinely understand latin to be able to correct me.

[Anonymous No.9774217]

>>9772767
but if in every "moment" in infinite possible states are given, does that not mean that infinite states are taken as well???

[Anonymous No.9774221]

it means everything that exists
nothing can be outside the universe, so nothing couldve created it so it (something) always existed

[Anonymous No.9774226]

>>9774221
What is a multiversum or multiverses then? Why can I even formulate such a word?

[Anonymous No.9774235]

>>9771732
No
>What is not the universe?

[Anonymous No.9774242]

>>9774226
the multiverse would be the new 'universe'
because uni=one so it's the entirety of everything

[Anonymous No.9774243]

The detritus left by the tearing of three dimensional fabric outside of which is a strange concoction of elements and severe gravity.

The universe wasnt an explosion, it was a tear - like in nylon stretched too thin.

[Anonymous No.9774246]

>>9771754
No, read Spinoza or the Upanishads. There is no 'you' there

[Anonymous No.9774775]

>>9771732
The Universe is the game of the self, which plays hide and seek forever and ever.

[Anonymous No.9775481]

This is the Universe

[Anonymous No.9775483]

>>9771732
>What is the universe?
A miserable little pile of secrets

[Anonymous No.9776951]

[Anonymous No.9777163]

>>9774775
/thread

[Anonymous No.9777167]

>>9771732
big

[Anonymous No.9777307]

>>9771732
An atom in a larger structure