a series of well structured arguments that are logically consistent

It's from a catholic so it can't be all the sincere

> proof

Ok

Do you know Aristotle´s argument for a first mover?

yes 😂

ok that is our starting point

lemme stop you right there

Let him finish

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I have a beef with first mover

ok

If nothing can move on its own, something must move first right?

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that is not the argument it is a question of: can there be an infinite regress?

I got mine for $200 new

Before the coinfags bought them all

so youre using first mover as a starting point
but you cant affirm when i restate it to you?

what is more likely in your opinion?

As infinite regress, or a first mover?

If nothing can move on its own, something must move first.
Things are moving.
Too bad gravity from one stationary object can move another stationary object.

but ill hear you out

but this is the crux

do continue im intrigued

He's talking before gravity existed, something caused it to come into existence

or, reality in general

except gravity is just the bending of spacetime.

so nothing cause it to come into existence

Gravity is a feature of reality itself, and nothing exists without reality, so we're on to first cause, which is my favorite.

Back

Let me guess
> Something can't come from nothing
> Things are here
> Something must have come first
> Whatever came first must be special so it is a god who cares about our foreskins

Well the crux of the point was that logic

a sequence of reasoning or justification that can never come to an end.

is illogical

hence an infinite regress does not fall in line with logic?

@🌻 togepi 🌻 take his foreskin

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My version
> Something can't come from nothing
> Things are here
> It seems like something came from nothing at some point
> I think its hydrogen

ok good

so is that because you find an infinite regress to be objectively illogical

Not necessarily, because reality is infinite as far as we know, which makes it plausible that reality has always been a thing