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Would this series of simulations work its way back to God?
If it did, wouldn't God just make it a series of realities instead of simulations?
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If every effect has a cause, how did everything begin? Thomas Aquinas argued that there couldn’t be an infinite regression of cause and effect without any fixed starting point. He posited that God was the First Mover, who was able to set the universe in motion without any prior cause.
But why can't there be an infinite series of cause and effect?
Interesting video! Makes as much sense as anything about life. Everything is probably AI generated, not even any real life forms involved! Except us, the poor lab rats.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fascinating concept! Totally up my alley. My husband and I talk about stuff like this all the time.
ReplyDeleteIt's very interesting.
DeleteInteresting, John. And also interesting about Thomas Aquinas (who is supposedly part of my family's ancestry. Mom's family name is D'Aquin.) Enjoyed the video.
ReplyDeleteWow related to Thomas Aquinas!
DeleteThe whole idea just confuses me.
ReplyDeleteIt is confusing. I think it could be a possibility but not as confusing as they make it out to be.
Deletethecontemplativecat@blogspot.com here. Google is messing with me. Remember MIB? First movie finished with Kay opening a locker for Jay The locker showed how our world was the size of a softball, being moved around by giant people from beyond the stars. Sets one to thinking..
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