Since I'm confident that I'm highly intelligent, I don't need to even reply to you. You think that you're more intelligent than me because you happen to posses a little more of highly specialized knowledge for which you study 24/7?
And spelling is now an indication of intelligence? The last time I checked, this board has a spell-checker, so spelling correctly is as hard as pressing the spell-cchecking button and correcting your spelling mistakes. There are several areas that I know more of than you. Only someone arrogant and petty would assume otherwise. Even Einstein had his ass handed to him by Keynes, when he tried to debate economics with him.
As for this discussion, by definition, nothing can exist outside of reality, since reality contains all that is real. If you accept this tautology, then In this sense, reality is a process that is a process of definition. When you use expressions such as "outside", you are using perceptual Human functions to explain to identify the process of
containment. Einstein already demonstrated matter create both time as well as space, so there's nothing but
potential for organized systems in an a "void". In this case, the word "void" is not used to imply "lack of matter", per se, but rather lack of "logic". Because logic exists as a function of quantum interaction, which results from two processes: identification and perception.
Logic is nothing more than a "language" that reality uses to define the interaction between particles within a specific level of perception. Just like in mathematics, a given conjecture, theorem or proposition is only valid for a verty specific set of axioms you've established as truths into themselves. So, we perceive time/space because we're biased by our senses for it. In this sense, time is nothing more than a "language" of logic, of the law of cause-and-effect, and we only perceive it as such. If you create a parallel universe where there is no interaction or indentification between "potentials"(quantum flolws), then "time" wouldn't be required. This is fiendishly contrived, but there is a great TOE about it:
www.megafoundation.org/CTMU/Articles/IntroCTMU.htm The botom line is that there
is a God, because reality is a process of perception, where potentials are turned into systems by indentification. Since perception of one by another causes global changes in all the systems involved - by definition, a single change in a small part causes a change in the whole -, then the reality is perceived globally by all it's parts. In other words, reality perceives itself. If you define perception as a form of consciousness, then reality is a conscience, and you could call that "God".
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