Suicidesoldier#1
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- Posted: Tue, 22 Jul 2014 21:37:50 +0000
Maybe God is a concept that similar to a zero in mathematics; a holding place; a symbol that denies the absence of meaning. The meaning that's necessitated by the delineation of one system to another; In the spiritual sense that's god, in the mechanistic clockwork, that's zero. What I'm getting at is this, that the basis of our design is analyzed scientifically from the physical realm, with our brain a system of calculations and computations; a system of mechanical operations, no different from any other calculator. When something comes in that we can't otherwise define, we put a zero there, to represent it's value artificially in a clean or at least easy to understand language. In analogue that's God, in digital that's zero.
On a related not, or computers, despite absorbing large amounts of energy and responding to their environment, they aren't considered alive, let alone things like viruses.
And no matter how many mechanical aspects we modify on our own selves, we'll still remain alive, and can even die, where as a computer simply breaks. If you put a person back together again, or made a new one from them, would they be considered dead. In fact, if our brain is what we are, then the fact that it's cells get replaced over time means it may have been possible that we even died years ago and simply don't realize it, a shell or an imprint of what we were before, or simply a new person.
So we're still the only ones capable of living and dying.
We're so lucky!
But, what do you think ED?
Also where is your crack?
On a related not, or computers, despite absorbing large amounts of energy and responding to their environment, they aren't considered alive, let alone things like viruses.
And no matter how many mechanical aspects we modify on our own selves, we'll still remain alive, and can even die, where as a computer simply breaks. If you put a person back together again, or made a new one from them, would they be considered dead. In fact, if our brain is what we are, then the fact that it's cells get replaced over time means it may have been possible that we even died years ago and simply don't realize it, a shell or an imprint of what we were before, or simply a new person.
So we're still the only ones capable of living and dying.
We're so lucky!
But, what do you think ED?
Also where is your crack?
