Bernd
03/21/2019 (Thu) 14:17:12
No.23940
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03/21/2019 (Thu) 14:17:12
No.23940
del
>>23931
>Things outside of the system may have different concepts that allow events to happen without cause, because it is related only for our concept of time that may not exist "outside".
This is a concept I've thought about in the past. Aquinas makes a convincing argument if we view it from the laws of our own universe, but what about from the views of a different one? Maybe our universe was created by another universe with different laws of logic, where there was no "beginning" and the law of causality doesn't exist? Many people believe we were created by ayylmaos or that we're living in a computer simulation etc., so maybe that this could work as an argument for those ideas.
>Things outside of the system may have different concepts that allow events to happen without cause, because it is related only for our concept of time that may not exist "outside".
This is a concept I've thought about in the past. Aquinas makes a convincing argument if we view it from the laws of our own universe, but what about from the views of a different one? Maybe our universe was created by another universe with different laws of logic, where there was no "beginning" and the law of causality doesn't exist? Many people believe we were created by ayylmaos or that we're living in a computer simulation etc., so maybe that this could work as an argument for those ideas.