This discussion explores the concepts of destiny and fate, defining destiny as the inevitable outcome to which a person or thing is destined, and fate as the force that predetermines events. The conversation establishes three categories of predetermination: strong, weak, and no predetermination. The conclusion reached is that weak predetermination exists, meaning some events are predetermined while others are not, as demonstrated through examples like solving mathematical equations and the act of dropping a ball.
PREREQUISITESPhilosophers, students of psychology, mathematicians, and anyone interested in the interplay between free will and determinism.
Hey, is it possible that energy has always been? Even before the Big Bang? And, say that the Big Bang was merely a matter of converting Energy into Matter?olde drunk said:I was using logical in as a common term, not within the academic context.
Secondly, you must admit that you are energy. Above and beyond the physical there is a life force (energy). within science, energy cannot be destroyed; ergo, you will continue to exist. as a spiritual energy force you will continue to roam the universe or choose to reincarnate.
most important, you, not your body, will continue to exist. the body will obey this law and decompose; you will not. IMHO!
love&peace,
olde drunk