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Is there any evidence of supernatural effects based within reality alone, without the influence of religions or mythology?

On the Origin of God(s) By Means of Supernatural Selection argues yes, and the lack of divine inspiration is evidenced by major problems experienced in the modern world today, nuclear weapons being one of them.

Many religious texts allude to the "end times" - and the scale of destruction resulting from an event called "Armageddon". Einstien is often quoted to have said: “I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones”.

Today, humanity possesses the means, in the form of nuclear weapons, to realize destruction on such a scale previously unimaginable.

Is it possible for the religious ideas of "end times" and "armageddon", to actually have a basis in reality? Is it possible for nuclear weapons to be the vehicle of destruction that actually precipitates a war so destructive that it is comparable to the religious ideas of "end times" and "armageddon"?

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ok so with the last events of flying to space and all that shit I have been thinking a lot about , u know space. And I have a theory, maybe I’m about to go into psychosis idk but hear me out.

since we realized there is space above us with moons, stars and planets, we’ve been obsessed with the idea that we’re either alone or that there’s some kind of advanced civilization out there. we made movies, like a LOT of them, and theories about pretty much everything you can think of.

but what if , and idk how to explain this without sounding insane, thinking about space literally makes me nauseous.

what if space itself is the alien we’re looking for?

like we’re so focused on aliens being some kind of “thing” a body, a creature, something physical. maybe not human, maybe not even close, but still something we can point at and say “that’s alive”.

but what if we’re just completely wrong about that?

i know an alien doesn’t have to look like ET or some insect we find on mars (that would technically be an alien too), but what if we’re still limiting the idea way too much?

what if the entire solar system, or even the universe itself is the alien?

not in the way we usually think. not something that talks or thinks like we do. but something so complex, so beyond our understanding, that we literally can’t comprehend it as “alive”.

like maybe we’re expecting communication, language, signals, but what if a “living” thing doesn’t need any of that?

and when we talk about space and time, it’s already hard for us to understand that spacetime could exist in any way other than how we experience it.

we experience time as something linear, like a straight line moving forward. but what if that’s just a limitation of being human?

what if for something else, time isn’t a line at all?

like imagine time as something physical. something you can see all at once. maybe even move through. like a stack, or layers, where “past” and “future” exist simultaneously.

so instead of remembering something, you could literally go back to it. not like time travel the way we imagine it, but more like accessing a different part of the same structure.

and if something like that exists, something that experiences all of spacetime at once,would we even recognize it as alive?

what if the universe isn’t a place but a being?

i mean people believe in god, right? something we can’t see, can’t locate, can’t prove in a physical sense. but they still believe it exists.

so what if the universe is kinda the same thing?

not just where we are, but what we’re inside of.

like we’re not in the universe we’re part of something that is alive in a way we can’t even begin to understand.

idk, maybe this is dumb or maybe I just stared into space too long, but it kinda messed me up thinking about it.

in the event of a global nuclear war, many nuclear bombs would not fall randomly. Instead, they would fall along Ley lines, specifically at nodal or key points where multiple Ley lines intersect. These nodal points are believed, in some alternative theories, to be places where Earth's natural energies concentrate.

The idea is that detonations at these key Ley line nodes could create massive disturbances in space-time. When several explosions occur in a geometric pattern across these nodes, they might temporarily weaken the structure of space-time, opening gateways or fractures that connect different points in time.

This could create opportunities for time travelers from the future to pass through these openings and travel back in time in order to prevent the apocalypse from happening.

Another possibility is that this process has already happened before. Humanity might have already gone through nuclear catastrophes in previous timelines, where future travelers intervened through these space-time gateways and altered events, creating the current timeline we live in.

In this theory, the pattern of nuclear strikes would not only be strategic military targets but also geometric alignments on Earth's hidden energy grid, intentionally or unintentionally triggering these temporal gateways.

Okay, kurze Idee für ein mögliches Pluribus-Ende, die mir nicht aus dem Kopf geht:

Alle werden am Ende wieder normal… aber eigentlich nur wegen Carol, weil sie sich so dagegen gewehrt hat und dadurch die Verbindung kaputt geht.

Klingt erstmal wie ein gutes Ende. Aber während dieser Verbindung war die Menschheit irgendwie besser: mehr Verständnis, weniger Ego, alles verbundener. Und danach ist wieder alles wie vorher, also eher… beschissen.

Und das Heftigste: Nur Carol erinnert sich daran.

Für alle anderen hat sie die Welt gerettet. Für sie selbst fühlt es sich vielleicht so an, als hätte sie etwas Wertvolles zerstört. Vorallem weil sie ja auch eine tiefe Beziehung zu dem Virus aufgebaut hat.

Sie schreibt danach noch ein mega gutes Buch, aber die Ideen kommen eigentlich aus diesem kollektiven Zustand, nicht nur von ihr.

Findet ihr, das wäre ein gutes Ende oder einfach zu deprimierend?

The Tabline Law by Steven Tablate

I’ve been thinking about how time actually works and I realized something that most people miss. We always talk about zero, but zero doesn't really exist in real life because everything takes time. If something took zero seconds, it basically never happened.

Most people think time is infinite and you can just keep dividing it forever into smaller and smaller pieces, like 0.00001 and on and on. But I don't think that's true. I think time is finite and it has a limit.

The only thing in the universe that can actually break this and force time to a real stop is a black hole. At a black hole, the time line which I call the Tabline finally hits a true zero. So while we use zero in math every day a black hole is the only place it actually becomes real by stopping time for good.

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The Tabline Law by Steven Tablate I’ve been thinking about how time actually works and I realized something that most people miss. We always talk about zero, but zero doesn't really exist in real life because everything takes time. If something took zero seconds, it basically never happened. Most people think time is infinite and you can just keep dividing it forever into smaller and smaller pieces, like 0.00001 and on and on. But I don't think that's true. I think time is finite and it has a limit. The only thing in the universe that can actually break this and force time to a real stop is a black hole. At a black hole the time line which I call the Tabline finally hits a true zero. So while we use zero in math every day, a black hole is the only place it actually becomes real by stopping time for good.

Guys crazy right.