Is belief in the supernatural an intelligent person’s game?

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you have to be careful or you might fall off the edge

Well that is screwed up... my post vanished...

Maybe it fell off the edge of the universe...

Could you imagine if we found the edge of the universe?

How many people will fall off the edge taking selfies?

Lot's of people... all taking selfies...

The fun part is that they would fall.... forever....

Going back to the original question

I believe it's intelligent to offer enough weight to supernatural claims to investigate them further to discover what it actually was that was experienced.

I don't believe in demons but it may be possible that some little fat thirteen year old hackers out there may have learned how to screw with some people telepathically.

I don't believe in ghosts however if we all share info over a biowave network (i-Robot like) it could be possible that we cross visions with others sometimes and see less opaque versions of of what is in front of the individual we're accidentally connecting with (also maybe partially hearing discussions taking place in that individual's environment ie; 'Voices' ).

So while you mostly likely won't uncover anything too comic-booky there are still many peculiar sciences, serving as string, smoke and mirrors, to understand better.

Best way to look at it is that Philosophy is seen by many as useless but Philosophy, conjecture, speculation, conspiracy theory IS the catalyst for all science research and discoveries; the odd questions facilitate excuse for and inspire new experiments.

The knowledge of 'Good' and 'Live' : it suggests suicide as the only noble reaction and road less travelled.

The man who walks into this existence and laughs stating "Sorry, Satan but I'm not settling for your McDonald's when I can go and build a four-star elsewhere and then takes his life laughing at this cheesy trick; this cheap-offering of a 'world.'



And if that best possible world only flames? Only stimulation from burning?

I'm a 'Give me liberty or give me death' kinda guy - If misery and strife is all there is to be than I would rather not be at all.

The problem is that you're not grasping what an infinite universe means (or an infinite bucket, if you prefer).

How much water do you need to add to an infinite bucket before the water volume increases? The answer is, no matter how much water you add the volume never increases.

We can add an infinite number of infinite volumes of water to an infinitely large bucket and there is no more water in the bucket than there was before.

The simple reality is that an infinite universe in infinite time is not a thing. The only way it would be remotely possible (leaving aside the fact that it is logically impossible), is if energy was being created at an infinite rate, which is self evidently not happening.

The fun part is that they actually wouldn't. There is no space at the end of the universe for them to fall into, so they would hit whatever the absence of all things including space is, at which point there frozen solid bodies would probably explode, precipitating a colossal Big Bang and a whole new universe as their bloated entrails distended the walls of reality and broke off into a separate plane of existence....

So, it seems we have answered the question. This universe is like it is because it's the product of some clown's distended entrails exploding at the edge of the previous universe.

This is not only a plausible scenario, it also helps explain the reality we live in.

Case solved.

Again, you know this is false. You know that just because matter is related to points in time via movement, it does not follow that a supernatural being is also limited this way.

You're claiming that if a duck has feet a goat can fly. I see no reason to accept this as valid.

I never put limitations on any supernatural being, especially not infinite ones.

All I did was to use your silly and inapplicable logic about an infinite universe to your infinite supernatural being, who must "live" in an infinite "universe" as a finite universe wouldn't quite fit.

By the way, were does your infinite supernatural being reside?

There fixed that for you...

Yeah We agree

No.

If you add water, you are adding water, and adding volume.
Volume is not relative to the size of the container.
A measurement of volume is absolute.
You put a measured volume of water into an infinite bucket, you still have added that measured volume. It does not suddenly become nothing because you moved it to an infinite bucket.