About Chaos, and the illusions of Order and Disorder

[NotPublished]

I wouldn't say desperately unhappy. Some monkies discovered Endorphines

[hooplala]

Before the big bang there was nothing.  Nothing in it's truest sense: NO THING.  Not even empty space.  Empty space is, by definition, something.  Now there is a lot of something, but that something is filled with mostly nothing.

Please forgive me if I am repeating what someone else already said, I only read the last page of this thread recently.

[NotPublished]

You were there?

[Nast]

In the beginning there was nothing

And then that nothing EXPLODED.

[NotPublished]

The poor thing ... Who wouldn't be pissed if they were exploded? Explains the agony

[hooplala]

You were there?

Of course I was.  What are you, new?

[NotPublished]

As far as I'm aware, I'm a Russian experiment

[hooplala]

As far as I'm aware, I'm a Russian experiment

Yeah, it's working, I drool whenever I read your posts.

[NotPublished]

 

[BabylonHoruv]

I see.

Since you consider the nothingness as a something (i.e. "Space" the place or whatever,) then this argument does not make sense to you. Whereas I consider the blank empty spots as empty nothingness, the oposite of a thing. So, it just comes down to how you look at it. 

As for 2, see, I told you I wasn't a physacist. 

Space may not have anything in it, but it is measurable.  According to the big bang theory prior to the big bang not only was there not any stuff there, there wasn't any space either, no time either. 

[NotPublished]

Couldn't we just say the boil from TGGR's rage exploded but the explosion contained too much anger so it exploded into several mini=explosions which gave birth to what we know as the angry universe (Which is really some hormonal teenager) and it said "Fuck this" and tried to suicide but failed and that resulted in life as we know it.

Thats an easier big-bang atleast

[BabylonHoruv]

I still the brane theory.

[Cainad (dec.)]

I still the brane theory.

Accidentally? And was it the whole thing?

[Telarus]

Before the big bang there was nothing.  Nothing in it's truest sense: NO THING.  Not even empty space.  Empty space is, by definition, something.  Now there is a lot of something, but that something is filled with mostly nothing.

Please forgive me if I am repeating what someone else already said, I only read the last page of this thread recently.

I spent 2 days quoting and crafting a long reply about Eris and her grandmother KAOS, and strange mythological greek cyclic inheritance (see Jupiter, KAOS' grandson, end his family strife) and quoting a bunch of groundless ground, gateless gate, contextless context Taoist spaggotry (and how chaos can serve as it's own context)... but my browser crashed and I lost it all. It pretty much just boils down to the above.

Except, reality's still chaos half a second ago. Before you laid all those grids and filtered it through your monkey senses. The screaming Void. The mystery of all Mysteries.

[Triple Zero]

The nature of the universe is self-evident.

It's a huge, cold empty place, with the occasional - or at least one - algae covered rock.  On this rock live monkeys.  The monkeys act really dumb a lot of the time, but sometimes they find time for better behavior, and make friends.  The universe then punishes the monkeys via their own bad wiring, and they part ways, and go back to being desperately unhappy. 

The End.

Damn Roger, that is depressing

You know there are equally positive formulations of the nature of the universe?