sc wrote:
hmm...
A pro and a con cannot really ultimately be determined concerning an originator complex applied to universal origins.
It's really common sense to me, logical and quite clear that for the process of evolution to take place, there would have to be something to have started the process. It perhaps is not easy to accept an always, minds typically from my observations cannot fathom timeless forever-ness. For lack of better terminology, I believe it is a human limitation.
Of course the originator complex in how I have put it can also support a creationist point of view as well. A big bang could still have happened, or really just an event of great change and ciaos. Still yet to have the original process take place, would have to have something exist for it.
The containment of space, the area to me has no limits. It's illogical to say the universe ends, but still a point can exist where either gravitational forces are to great or cease to exist. That however would be on the outer limits of filled space to regions where there is absents of "things".
Psychology has it’s limits..
In math we call that the imaginary realm.
where if you take the sqr root of -1 it is imaginary.
I am not at the stage in math yet (not 4th year). However, it is called complex numbers.
On a graph known as the "fourth dimension"
I think in physics, it is the idea behind folding space...
Also in Satellites, Electronics and other things.
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