God

[King Phenomenon]

I think infinite space is the most powerful thing in existence. There is no doubt in my mind. No question. It's absolute. Nothing even comes close. It's perfect and consecrated.

 

[chinu]

I think infinite space is the most powerful thing in existence. There is no doubt in my mind. No question. It's absolute. Nothing even comes close. It's perfect and consecrated.

So this makes you surprise ?

Think, Hou much surprised that time will you be when you will be face to face to its creator.

 

[dybmh]

I think infinite space is the most powerful thing in existence. There is no doubt in my mind. No question. It's absolute. Nothing even comes close. It's perfect and consecrated.

What consecrates it? Whomever/whatever does the consecrating is more powerful than the infinite space you describe. That makes Infinite Space a lesser power, not the most powerful.

 

[viole]

I think infinite space is the most powerful thing in existence. There is no doubt in my mind. No question. It's absolute. Nothing even comes close. It's perfect and consecrated.

Actually, space is relative, not absolute.

Ciao

- viole

 

[`mud]

Speaking of a lot of space....................................

What's the container ?

 

[PureX]

I think infinite space is the most powerful thing in existence. There is no doubt in my mind. No question. It's absolute. Nothing even comes close. It's perfect and consecrated.

Infinity, like perfection, is an intellectual construct that no human will ever be able to verify beyond their own imagination.

 

[Fool]

I think infinite space is the most powerful thing in existence. There is no doubt in my mind. No question. It's absolute. Nothing even comes close. It's perfect and consecrated.

love is the most powerful thing and those who know how to wield it are awesome.


the awe of love is the beginning of understanding.

 

[firedragon]

Actually, space is relative, not absolute.

Ciao

- viole

With what evidence?

 

[1213]

I think infinite space is the most powerful thing in existence. ...

What do you think space is? Why do you think it has any power at all?

 

[Spirit of Light]

I think infinite space is the most powerful thing in existence. There is no doubt in my mind. No question. It's absolute. Nothing even comes close. It's perfect and consecrated.

What do you think will happen when you realize more of the truth?
Your OP do hold a truth, that I am sure of. But it iuds your correct understanding of the truth you understand

 

[King Phenomenon]

What do you think will happen when you realize more of the truth?
Your OP do hold a truth, that I am sure of. But it iuds your correct understanding of the truth you understand

iuds ???

 

[Spirit of Light]

iuds ???

Ups typos
It is your. Should it say

 

[Bird123]

I think infinite space is the most powerful thing in existence. There is no doubt in my mind. No question. It's absolute. Nothing even comes close. It's perfect and consecrated.

Wait until you Discover infinite without space.

 

[viole]

With what evidence?

Strange question. Are you aware of relativity?

Ciao

- viole

 

[firedragon]

Strange question. Are you aware of relativity?

Ciao

- viole

See, when someone answers like that thinking only that person has gone to school is generally pretty ignorant purely because their arrogance makes them very one sided.

The relative variance in the isotropy at the edge and the entropy within begs the question if the expanding radius means that space is stretching or is it increasing?

 

[viole]

See, when someone answers like that thinking only that person has gone to school is generally pretty ignorant purely because their arrogance makes them very one sided.

That does not answer my question. Are you aware of what relativity entails?

And if you do, do you think relativity is wrong?

ciao

- viole

 

[firedragon]

That does not answer my question. Are you aware of what relativity entails?

And if you do, do you think relativity is wrong?

ciao

- viole

Lol. I just explained relativity. Why would anyone think relativity is wrong unless you are referring to general relativity and relativity as two eras pre and post Newton and inertial frames when you refer to relative space.

Ill tell you what. I will cut and paste again for you to ponder.

The relative variance in the isotropy at the edge and the entropy within begs the question if the expanding radius means that space is stretching or is it increasing?

 

[viole]

Lol. I just explained relativity. Why would anyone think relativity is wrong unless you are referring to general relativity and relativity as two eras pre and post Newton and inertial frames when you refer to relative space.

Ill tell you what. I will cut and paste again for you to ponder.

The relative variance in the isotropy at the edge and the entropy within begs the question if the expanding radius means that space is stretching or is it increasing?

But how does that defeat the basic claim that space is relative? Are you implying that space is absolute? Or do you think it is neither?

ergo, are you implying that one of the basic results from special relativity are totally wrong?

ciao

- viole

 

[firedragon]

But how does that defeat the basic claim that space is relative? Are you implying that space is absolute? Or do you think it is neither?

ergo, are you implying that one of the basic results from special relativity are totally wrong?

ciao

- viole

Who said its defeated? Who said space is absolute or relative?

I asked you for evidence to your claim. Its clear that you dont understand my sentence so I dont expect an answer to that.

Cheers.

 

[viole]

Who said its defeated? Who said space is absolute or relative?

I asked you for evidence to your claim. Its clear that you dont understand my sentence so I dont expect an answer to that.

Cheers.

well, i said that space is relative. You said on what evidence?

I mean, everyone who read page two of any book in special relativity knows that space and time are relative and are different in different inertial frames.

so, I am not really sure what your challenge, if any, is.

So, it is just one bit of information. Do you think space is absolute or relative? Shouldnot be difficult to answer.

ciao

- viole