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I guess the question will remain meaningless until such evidence is uncovered I doubt people who think the question is meaningless will be looking for answers.
by cema 16y ago
I guess the question will remain meaningless until such evidence is uncovered
I doubt people who think the question is meaningless will be looking for answers. This is one reason such "evidence" may never be available.
Another reason (a stronger one, in my opinion) is that this question is purely a matter of belief and therefore outside of the realm of science. Which may be another explanation why some people refuse to consider the question.
- rbanffy 16y agoIf it's outside the realm of science, it's no longer a question. The believer already has an answer. In fact, any answer that makes the believer happy will do, for it cannot be neither proved nor disproved. Science folks my return to the question in the future, when there is a hypothesis to test. Right now, it can't. Trying to answer a question by throwing reason out the window cannot be called trying very hard...