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How is this "surely" the simplest answer? And if it is, since when is the simplest answer the true one?
by hoke_t 10y ago
How is this "surely" the simplest answer? And if it is, since when is the simplest answer the true one?
- flukus 10y ago> How is this "surely" the simplest answer? And if it is, since when is the simplest answer the true one? Because it doesn't involve the assumption that an all powerful being exists.
- DougN7 10y agoSo you surely believe the idea we're living in a simulation of some sort is complete bunk?
- flukus 10y agoFor now, yes. Neither theory explains anything and both involve the invention of a higher order and have the same prime mover problem.
- learc83 10y agoAny attempt to explain the existence of the universe has a prime mover problem. Either way causality has either been violated, or causality is meaningless outside the confines of the universe.