utkarsh858

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by utkarsh858 3y ago
1) Sanatana Dharma, Buddhism, Jainism, Sikhism they all have the concept of karma. 2) Yes!, It has lots and lots of description and details behind karma and ourselves.
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by utkarsh858 3y ago
You are right caterpillar, and similar beings dont have much choice, whatever they do they are mistly dictated by nature and they have to act accordingly. That is why there is no karma for them. They cannot create any karma or 'sin&#x2
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by utkarsh858 3y ago
1) not defending anything, just explaining what I know. 2) never heard of Swinburne. Natural evil is force for maturation and ALSO to uphold the principle of justice among all living beings. 3) No evil can harm a living being if he has not
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by utkarsh858 3y ago
1) You are right wasp, and similar beings dont have much choice, whatever they do they are mistly dictated by nature and they have to act accordingly. That is why there is no karma for them. They cannot create any karma or 'sin' B
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by utkarsh858 3y ago
I did not read the whole articles but from few paragraphs I can understand that it is stating about 'problem of evil' that believers face. Actually this problem is faced only by western religious philosophy which is not wrong but
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by utkarsh858 3y ago
This is not spontaneous, all the parameters have to be carefully tweaked to get some tangible stable complex structures. Also initial set of parameters are 20 which is not simple! Compared to that the complex structure is not much complex.
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by utkarsh858 3y ago
The project is quite cool. I found myself tweaking for some good amount of time. But the thing is it does not demonstrate that complexity can come from simplicity. To make a 'life' there are 8 parameters to be modified across a r
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by utkarsh858 3y ago
The 40% electricity is emissions free, but it has more adverse effects on environment than fossil fuels. Solar panels, once they break down its difficult to dispose of them without harming the environment. The metals in batteries like lithi