Comments by "MrSirhcsellor" (@MrSirhcsellor) on "National Geographic"
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If everything requires a creator, who created God? You can say this creator always existed, but then why can’t the same be said about the universe in general? It’s circular reasoning. Either way, it’s a non falsifiable belief, really pretty pointless to debate. Big Bang says nothing about what came before Big Bang, and it doesn’t falsify God, it’s just interpreting data from the evidence of cosmic background radiation, and red shift in stars, that all correlates with our understanding of general relativity, to suggest everything started at a single point. It’s a conclusion drawn from the current evidence we have…that’s all. Science is happy to admit when it’s wrong, but then provide the evidence that proves it wrong…this isn’t difficult. Your non falsifiable belief in a creator does nothing to address the evidence of Big Bang cosmology….it’s just completely misunderstanding how science operates.
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@marquism2920 Well, no, that’s an easy one. Wind is basically just a current of motion in our atmosphere, not much different from any current of motion, like a river, or the deep ocean currents (which is a more accurate comparison). It occurs for many reasons, all having to do with anything that can cause motion to occur in the molecules that make up our atmosphere. So air pressure, temperature fluctuations, Earth’s rotational motion, etc. You may not be aware of this but gas is classified as a fluid in physics, and behaves in many similar ways that liquid fluids do. Wind is just the air in motion, for various reasons. It’s just fluid mechanics, which is a whole field of physics.
You not currently understanding how winds occur, tells me your level of scientific literacy…that being not very high. Just because you don’t personally understand how something works, does not automatically mean others do not as well. Do some actual research on the wind, you’ll learn a lot about it…it’s very well understood today, with countless experiments that verify our understanding as accurate.
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@marquism2920 Well, no, a scientific theory is very different from a regular theory. Nothing becomes a scientific theory without first being verified with evidence…lots of it actually. But no…fluid dynamics is not really theory, it’s actually more rooted in the laws of science, in the conservation laws. Wind is just fluid motion, molecules of atmospheric gas, caught in a current like motion. It’s proven science…you can verify it at anytime you choose to do the research, and learn what everyone else already knows.
As for Big Bang, it’s a lot more complex, but it absolutely does have evidence….but if you’re not even well read enough on something as simple as how the wind works, then I don’t expect you’ll understand more advanced physics like Big Bang cosmology. But look up the 4 pillars of the Big Bang sometime anyway, if it really interests you.
I’m just saying, there’s a lot you don’t currently understand. I hope this information is helpful though.
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But existing IS the reason you're here. Think about it, if you could not see, hear, touch, taste, or smell anything...would the universe exist? If you had never seen it before, if no life was here to experience any of it...it technically wouldn't exist at all. In a way, through your 5 senses, through your consciousness, YOU create the universe, just as much as it created you. I personally find that very humbling.
What purpose were you hoping for though? You shouldn't wait for an eternal reward...that may never come, you should find your purpose here and now and seek it out, make your OWN purpose, in the time that you have. I myself am an artist and musician, I can't claim I'm great at either of these things, but they bring me purpose and joy, and I don't need an afterlife for that...this place is incredible enough and I much prefer making my own purpose! I think waiting for a God to take you into his kingdom...is a bit of a waste of time, but to each their own I suppose.
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