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> And we know for a fact that there will be no other humans in the universe; You know that for a fact, really? With billions and billions of planets in the uni
by hota_mazi 8y ago
> And we know for a fact that there will be no other humans in the universe;
You know that for a fact, really? With billions and billions of planets in the universe, you know that for a fact?
That's a pretty rich position for someone claiming he's an agnostic, "someone who doesn't know".
> like when you have scientists—Stephen Hawking and Lawrence Krauss among them—claiming we have solved the problem of the origin of the universe
Citation needed. These two brilliant men never thought anything remotely like that, they are/were way too humble to make this kind of claim.
> or that string theory is correct and that the final “theory of everything” is at hand
Same remark. The scientific community is pretty well aware that there are many more detractors of string theory, or the the M theory is just around the corner, than supporters. This guy is a theoretical physicist, really?
- asark 8y ago> That's a pretty rich position for someone claiming he's an agnostic, "someone who doesn't know". There might exist a being that defies everything we know about physical reality! But not other humans anywhere or anywhen. That's just highly improbable, not purely speculative and outside the bounds of what we understand to be reality, so I reject it as impossible. eyeroll