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I definitely do not reject the idea of a non-physical reality. I find myself closer to idealism than materialism, although the needle just started to move in th
by namero999 6y ago
I definitely do not reject the idea of a non-physical reality. I find myself closer to idealism than materialism, although the needle just started to move in that direction.
Yes, you were actually replying to me above. We do already observe plenty of things that violate our current understanding, quantum entanglement being the first that comes to mind, but we definitely do not lack paradoxes as of now. Sure, as I stated earlier, they might just be knowledge holes which we might fill once our experiments become more sophisticated, but then I can't help but sensing faith.