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the passage of time does not make something impossible, become possible.
but we are saying something is impossible, according to what we refer to as established principles. in theory, we can't say something is impossible, to begin with.
it is not an argument about credulity. it is an argument about realities. and some mathematics to go along with it. go back a million years, and look at what was thought to be impossible. then another million years, another million years, etc.
then start going forward a million years, etc. we would have to be a bit arrogant to think that our million year span is the span in which everything we think is impossible remains impossible in the umpteen spans ahead of us.
my life is not cosmically important in the slightest little bit. i know i will die with mysteries unsolved. my statement had to do with the sorts of claims being made, and the number of these claims being made.
it seems to me that something imminent is bubbling at the top of the teacup, just waiting to fall out.
but we are saying something is impossible, according to what we refer to as established principles. in theory, we can't say something is impossible, to begin with.
it is not an argument about credulity. it is an argument about realities. and some mathematics to go along with it. go back a million years, and look at what was thought to be impossible. then another million years, another million years, etc.
then start going forward a million years, etc. we would have to be a bit arrogant to think that our million year span is the span in which everything we think is impossible remains impossible in the umpteen spans ahead of us.
my life is not cosmically important in the slightest little bit. i know i will die with mysteries unsolved. my statement had to do with the sorts of claims being made, and the number of these claims being made.
it seems to me that something imminent is bubbling at the top of the teacup, just waiting to fall out.