Recent content by Arkarian

we know that anything is possible and there is a chance that a being with complete power exists, but isn't the idea of complete power against itself (god cannot creat a stone...)?

i don't think death is baffling, what's more baffling is what comes after it you get sad by thinking about your death, then imagine that after you die, your mind remains, and you get to some sort of place where you are the only one there, so you are conscious but you are the only thing there...

can we only remember a certain amount of information, after that we can't remember more no matter what? is the capacity of mind limited?

1. we know that the smaller the fraction we divide the bigger the outcome 1/0.5=2 1/025=4 i know that you are not supposed to divide by zero, because it messes up everything but according to the first rule wouldn't it mean that 1/0=infinity (i know it doesn't work if you reverse it, but...

say if there is some kind of being like god, then when is its present? since it existed from the start and will last forever if god travels to the future or past, would he be able to meet himself, and would they share the same mind or will they think for themselves?

which is the best?

god it's just one of those questions you can't answer. We assume that god doesn't exist. then we can never know whether he does exist or not, just because we haven't seen something doesn't mean it doesn't exist. Let's assume that the universe goes to infinity but we can never be sure...

misunderstanding my question true, logic is only the process, but can you actually use this process to get the answer to everthing. to process something, you need something to process with, so you have to have something to start with. after you have something to start with, you then use logic...

Is logic the answer to everthing? If it is, then how can it explain our existence, because logically we are not supposed to exist (in mind or matter). Logically you cannot get something from nothing. So can logic answer every question?