DragonFly » Tue Jun 11, 2019 8:01 pm wrote:Alright, you guys spending time on Nothing:
1. There is something instead of a lack of anything mainly because something now exists, being a feat already accomplished, indicating that something has to be, so far this being a brute fact.
2. Something is also very easy to come by, there being 2x10**76 particles estimated in the universe, plus or minus a few, the '2x' there since matter and anti-matter. 2x10**9 particles annihilated way back because there are now one billion photons for every proton.
3. If you want a primal lack of anything, 'it' can't be, since 'it' has no being and thus no properties.
4. If you want some kind of special Nothing state that is unstable or splits into plus and minus, or allows spontaneous happenings, then you didn't truly have an absolute Nothing state, and it would be that some potential or capability is the basic something.
5. 'Out of a lack of anything' or any 'From Nothing' is truly and completely out now, given that it can't be productive without any potential or capability of instability being there as a something.
6. The basic something is here without ever having been made! Nor can it ever go away! It is the causeless eternal. Beginnings and ends are out for the ungenerated and deathless something.
7. What is eternal has no point for the design of it before it or outside it; therefore it is non-specific-particular, this perhaps meaning that it can be anything and everything, either all at once or in time, but it can never remain as anything particular.
8. The Eternal cannot not be, and so it is powerless over that. It didn't get elected and has to be what it is.
9. The Eternal cannot stop moving and become still, since it hasn't. Stillness is out.
10. It is constantly transitioning/transforming.
11. Again, there is no 'instead of', and that's the only way it is. The brute fact is so.
12. So, we already having a truth… we don't need any other or more proof or why?
13. We all had to be, too, in the way the universe unfolded. We can, only in our imagination, go back to visit certain events in our lives, wondering 'if' or 'could have', but that is a fantasy world game, for the actualities of what happened trump all thoughts that it could be otherwise in an exact replay (we can't change anything while revisiting).
14. Maybe the something is energy, but the amount could not have been particular, since no beginning, and thus no design point to specify the amount.
15. So, perhaps any amount of energy could have been, somehow. As in QM, the bedrock of reality would be randomness, but casual thereafter.
Time to go crazy.