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Interesting word soup. Ultimately, no, you cannot build a valid representation of the universe from nothing and you need observation and validation. You can pre
by kergonath 6mo ago
Interesting word soup. Ultimately, no, you cannot build a valid representation of the universe from nothing and you need observation and validation. You can presupposition whatever you want when you are talking about unproveable models, but it says more about you than the universe. Until we have a reason to think that there is a "why", discussing what it is is completely unnecessary and futile because 1) it does not change anything about our understanding or the predictions we can make, and 2) it is not something we can observe, measure or prove.
- bowsamic 6mo agoYou don’t need any observations at all to build up a complete knowledge of the entire universe. Hegel showed this
- hilariously 6mo agoQuantum physics from no observations? With your monkey brain? Yeah right.
- bowsamic 6mo agoThis is why I don’t use this site. Low IQ discussions and insults from morons
- hilariously 6mo agoAh yes, that is a good answer to how you would derive quantum physics from rationality alone.