Wednesday, February 22, 2012
What is reality?
What is mind; what is thought? Is thought real? Which is superior: mind or matter? Has mind created matter or has matter evolved mind? Where do ideas come from? Does thought have any importance--does it make any difference in our lives--or is it just fantasy? What is Truth? Is there a universal Truth, true for all men forever, or is Truth relative or individual?
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Time, motion, and Thought.
ReplyDeleteTo explain time you need motion. To explain motion you need Thought.
Remove all motion from the universe and what you have left is stuff. In the beginning the universe needed something to get the stuff moving. That something is Thought.
Thought is not stuff, but has always been and always will be
As motion and time began so too did all of matter. A single thought produced what we now call matter. That thought came from a whole bag of thoughts called Thought.
Thought is not perfect. Thought is not divine. But it is real. The only real thing that has no motion, no energy, and no dimension is Thought. Thought is as real as a hemorrhoid.
The Stuff of the universe had the capability of putting two and two together; it had a brain. Once kick started the brain multiplies according to a train of thought determined by Thought. The brain processes the thoughts and the stuff determines weather to become animal, vegetable, or mineral. Nothing is random. Our train of thought first begat animals, then humanity.
A brain, like any robot, will not generate a thought on its own. Our brain is merely a register of thoughts accumulated from the bag of thoughts. Our special bag of thoughts is called “The Book of Learning”. As the brain registers these thoughts the register becomes Life.
Every thought in Life is given a unique number for registration. Think about the register at the time when we were all jellyfish. Our brain was called a neuron net. Billions of years went by before the miniscule jellyfish neuron net took shape. Then it took another billion years for our brain to reach the size it is today.
The bag of thoughts will never empty as long as there is motion. In another billion years our brains will weigh more than our buttocks and the bag will have hardly been touched. We will never know the last thought in the bag.
Nothing is random. Think about it, if there is such a thing as the big bang will the next universe contain poetry and hate? I bet it will. I also bet that such things as poetry and hate will dissolve over time into the recesses of our brain and new sensations will take their place.
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Most in the body of science believe that the universe is expanding. They have most of us believing it, including me. They also believe that the expansion will someday stop and reverse.
DeleteThey say that everything in the universe will someday compact into something...but they have not yet defined the width and breadth of the something. So I decided to call the something stuff.
And I have concluded that stuff is devoid of motion, that there is no E=MC squared in stuff because there is no C in stuff, and most importantly no M. And when there is no motion there is no time.
It’s called the Big Bang. And I’m pretty sure that the body of science thinks that if it has happened once that it will happen again.
My conclusion concludes that when it happens again such thoughts as poetry and hate will happen again, too. And mathematic thinking will happen again, also.
Will stuff have thinking in it prior to the next Big Bang? Yes, I believe thoughts are real and older than time.
So here it is: it’s all happened before. Every thought is not new. All thoughts come from a bag of thoughts I call Thought. Thought as far as I am concerned for all purposes is perpetual. God knows how many times we’ve dipped into it.
Yet Thought is not perfect, therefore not divine.
It boils down to this, was the first thought after our Big Bang the same as the first one after every other Big Bang? I believe that the body of science will agree that our Big Bang was same as any other Big Bang and that each Big Bang begets the same universe. So, why not conclude that the first thought in our universe was not the first one in every other universe?
Thought is real. It is as active today as when time began. It was also as active before time began. Thought is the only real thing existing today as when time began.
Thought is as real as a hemorrhoid. Thought is the only real thing capable of creating motion. Thought can create and end time.