Would the knowledge of reality's origin destroy reality?

I suppose, Tom, that depends on how one defines "reality." There's something we don't yet understand, that some will call "God" and others not. I suppose it's real but doubt it has an "origin," supposing She/It is/was always here/there

Maybe mine is sheer nonsense while yours hits it on the head, dunno. But do entertain the idea of no beginning

I see the logic of the question this way: if relativity is true (as in anything can be equated to anything else), origin must be impossible - unless the origin is detached from the relativity.

I think that's the real mystery:
what is the origin of relativity?

Well Tom the way I see it--for what it's worth--maybe not much--relativity is simply among the ways things have to be, don't require a beginning because they've always been around in one form or another

As I said there's still a lot that needs to be looked into, largely ignored today because presently such thinking is limited by hominid overcast

For instance the idea that it will show you can call it all God or not, merely a humanistic preference

I till enjoy chorizo, knowing full well what those whitish things are in the link.

Man forgive an old fella but is there any significance inasmuch as it looks like a single, long No.2, with tail attached for some reason

https://www.google.com/#q=who+is+chorizo

Maybe to swing at folks

existence is independent of whether or not anyone understands how it came to be

Thats where you plug the sausage in

Thanks Farm but what's its purpose

...unless to swing it at somebody. Yes, I know--I shoulda read it