Message from @Mros
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Those same equations work for cosmology.
@Deleted User case and effect is just abstraction in your head. Reality is not broken in case and result
Reality is just a motion
I think materialism is correct about that, reality is just matter and motion.
If reality is just matter and motion then how could something exist beyond that?
There is no real difference between case and effect in reality
I apologize, I don't understand materialism too well myself.
Everything is case and everything is effect
If you break it into abstractions
That's the point. One effect is anothers cause is anothers effect etc.
It is just what it is
@Deleted User No, there is no effect. Effect is just in imagination.
What makes you think that, Firefly?
How do you know what motion is if you do not measure it?
it does not exist without an abstraction. If nobody to think about case it does not exist in abstraction.
I remind that Earth makes rotatory movements
and we don't ask if it's god anymore, right?
So reality is not broken into case and effect.
Reality is uniform
Free of abstraction
Blebleh I think you're assuming that if someone believes in a God they believe that everything is directly caused by him.
Abstraction is made by the brain only
How do you know that reality is uniform if you do not measure it? Is this another abstraction?
I don't reject that there could be a casuality for what we know; neither do I reject an infinite. The calification of instruments seems to me spooky
How is it wrong though?
@Deleted User You do not make abstractions in the place where they don't belong.
And it becomes uniform.
'Reality is uniform' I need to know more.
@Firefly can you recommend the book you read this from
Sounds interesting
@Deleted User Reality is not broken into things that people use to think.
People use abstractions because they give benefits.
Helping organize thought.
reality is not broken by abstractions itself. You need to use your brain to do that. So case is the creation of the brain
Nothing to do with universe
Or its existance
I think this argument of casuality can be used with God too
and so on
In an Absolute sense, reality is just totality, yes. But then it becomes impossible to say anything about it without using abstractions.
@Firefly Do you have a book list
why can't it be something natural?