Zix said:
The reason why our universe was created is to increase the volume of combinations as much as possible,
Do you really mean to claim that you know the
reason for existence?
if we look thru our telescopes we see a large variety of stars, galaxies etc.. etc.. how ever in if we go to principle our universe is lmited to a set volume of combinations its not infinite, sure we can have many type of stars, diferent size etc.. but is still limited, particles and EXPECIALY FORCES in our universe are limiting this volume of combinations to a certain number..
Not clear what you mean by "volume of combinations" ... we certainly see a lot of repetition of form on different scales - fractals and all. The total combinations are only going to be limited by the total energy in the Universe.
How do we fix this problem ?
What problem? Limited possibilities? Who says it's a problem?
But life is limited by the same rules limiting the Universe
our bodies are made up from more kind of particles then anything in the universe,
No - actually our bodies are made of a subset of what the Universe contains ... we are made of the kind of particles found in stars.
we are the most complicated creation of the universe, which adds new combinations right, but still its limited, since humasn can exist in this universe and even if we colonise every single place in our universe we still not ge infinite number of combinations.
Of course not.
What can posses infinite number of combinations ?
nothing
Which is to say, "nothing" - unless you can define your terms more closely...
imaginations, intelect, emotion, every single human on this planet or any other living being in our universe is a unique "number" that gives more and more combinations until infinite.
That remains to be seen ... but if the Sould is to be characterized as that which supplies emaginings, intellect, and so on - how is it different from "mind"? You appear to be expounding on the mind-body problem ... how can the materialism of empirical science account for the mind etc.
We are working on it.
Being able to imagine anything is not the same thing as having an infinite imagination. However, abstract concepts can be as big as we like without existing. It remains to be seen if the physical underpinnings of the human imagination can encompass an infinite potential to imagine.
some might say we are limited by time,
No you are thinking about mortality - we are also limited by being human ...
well I can imagine time travel that means I can imagine universe without time, I can imagine teleportation it means I can imagine universe without space etc etc..
Yes, I'm sure we can all imagine many fasle and untrue things. The trick is to tell which ones are
worth imagining.
However there is one limitation only, the principle : There is no effect without a cause.
Oh no - first an argument from complexity, then argument from the existence of the soul, now from first cause?
Now if God is a perfection and cause of everything then we really can't surpass this principle, because if we could it would mean we are more then god. We can't surpass him.
But only "if" ... OTOH: if the Giant Spaghetti Monster is a perfection and cause of everything then we really can't surpass this principle, because if we could it would mean we are more then GSM. We can't surpass him.
... see? I can make empty statements too.
Well I m maybe so wrong in some part so if any of you was able to read my speculation to end please respond if you find something in it.
Well it lacks any empirical validity. On top of that - it contains assumptions that are simply not true in fact - like human bodies containing more types of particles than the rest of the Universe.
Put in religious/creationist terms, human science is an attempt to understand creation in terms of itself ... as such, possible divine origins are not considered. We are confident in this because so many things humans used to think, in their error, to have only a divine explanation have turned out to also have one entirely within the Laws of Creation - which you'd think of as Gods Laws.
To a religious person, it is often useful to think of science as an attempt to distinguish and study natural phenomena ...
... as a science forum, these metaphysical questions don't really belong here.