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Sun 5 Feb, 2017 07:57 pm
What is reality's most complex idea?
@Thomas33,
Thomas33 wrote:
What is reality's most complex idea?
Why you always come out with silly questions.
I bet your next question will be, can apples grow off monkey fur without killing the monkey?
@roger,
roger wrote:
Can they really do that?
You gotta wait until Thomas asks to find the answer. Sorry.
One pops to mind and comes from a self admited atheist....God is !
(Now burn me at the stake A2K'ers)
@Fil Albuquerque,
Fil Albuquerque wrote:
One pops to mind and comes from a self admited atheist....God is !
(Now burn me at the stake A2K'ers)
No they don't burn people, it contributes to global warming. Instead they attempt to kill you by thumbing you down. I guess it's suppose to be slow and possibly painful.
I suppose the most complex idea in the world is how a chemical soup developed into living cells and then into organisms organizing millions of these cells into complex lifeforms and ecosystems.
@coluber2001,
That is not an idea that is a fact.
Ontology and Metaphysics can point to some ideas about facts that we don't grasp or control very well.
@Fil Albuquerque,
Fil Albuquerque wrote:
That is not an idea that is a fact.
Ontology and Metaphysics can point to some ideas about facts that we don't grasp or control very well.
X fact in a narrative is still a fact.
Please point me to what was the complex idea if you will.
Moreover, we ought to replace the idea of Evolution for better wording. I rather use processing then Evolution. Less bias.
Trying to simplify in short sentences:
Nature is a fact.
God is an idea about Nature.
@Thomas33,
Just my opinion, but: "history"...
@Razzleg,
I can't quite tell if that one is complex or complicated...
@Thomas33,
What happened to all my spare socks?
All facts are ideas but not all ideas are facts. In fact (pardon the pun) it is terribly difficult, perhaps impossible to tell the difference between facts and ideas. There is an entire field of philosophy (epistemology) devoted to the effort. Try this, Renee Descartes walked into a bar, The bartender asked him, "Would you like your usual?" Descartes answered, "I think not." and promptly disappeared. The poor fellow simply ceases to exist.
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