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Originally posted by onycho
Change, as potential, is a function of the infinite, not the absolute. Yes, the absolute is unchanging.
**** agreed
But even change needs an ultimate source or blueprint to lay out fixed parameters.
The absolute is zero. It is a reference, not a state. You could say that the present is the absolute. The reference point between the order we think of as the past and the chaos we think of as the future. All that physically exists, not what potentially exists. But we only know it in terms of what is emerging, not from this reference point, but from what ever subjective equilibrium is required. Which is to say that matter doesn't emerge from the void, but from anti-matter.
**** A state of CHANGE is measurable and not absolute zero.
Change means movement. Movement means friction. Only in the frictionless vacuum of a nonexistent abstract world can movement or change occur without that abrasive friction of conflict.
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Wow!, that was well said Onchyo.
My hats too you. i agree with all that you said.
--physical-- "Universe Is Transformation,
--metaphysical-- life is oppinion."
Please elaborate and extrapolate if possible Onchyo.
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