RE: What about my Country ? 12-25-2012, 06:10 AM
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(12-25-2012, 05:38 AM)Linuxephus Wrote: LiveFaster:>"Nothing is really the product of human imagination until the human reaches the finite point in their individual life where understanding ceases to explain the unexplainable, thereby leaving the human imagination to imagine an answer after having failed to understand what they can not explain." do you have any proof of this statements or study's? i believe that you are suggestion that we are able to use our brain after we pass or are referring of a metal wall on ones understanding if so we have proven time and time again that we are able to destroys those walls with new technology and new capable minds, and imagination is not finite humans are and our personal agendas.
"Nothing is really a product of the human imagination. No human has ever experienced anything on the material plane. When someone says, "the universe came from nothing" - you are making this assertion without proof. Simply because no one knows where the universe came. Theistic Many believe that the Big Bang Theory states: the universe came from nothing. This is false. Just have a poor understanding of TB. There is a point at which physicists can not go beyond when measuring the beginning of our universe. Humans will never understand what came before the Big Bang. This is impossible. This will not stop the human mind trying to conceive what was there. Most people will solve "nothing" was there. Although it may well be true, no one will experience "nothing" to try "anything" was there. It's really a concept that affects the world of theoretical physicists."
-->>Nothing is really the product of human imagination until the human reaches the finite point in their individual life where understanding ceases to explain the unexplainable, thereby leaving the human imagination to imagine an answer after having failed to understand what they can not explain. Which then leads to the rationalization & justification of how one's own self drawn conclusion is correct regardless of clear evidence that states the contrary.
What is impossible is merely impossible because we as humans are finite, with a finite understanding that has limits, which in turn requires revelation to move beyond what is not understood.
Footnote: I botched the coding. So the current form will suffice nonetheless.