Why seek a God particle - when God doesn't exist?

[Tjunky]

LMAO! I thought this was a science forum!

Whether God exists or not, could be, and has been amply debated... and IF HE exists, He is certainly NOT a God of Contention. Furthermore, His existence cannot be proven by physical manifestation for the simple reason that faith must play a part in our progress. You can't just perform some scientific experiment and determine, without question, and for the whole world, if he is there or not.

Lets stick to things we can produce tangible evidence for, please. If He really Is there, He's not exactly likely to be inclined to jump out of the bushes to solve this argument.

[X00013]

Fuck it, You only live once and you aint comin back baby!!!!!!! Live it!!!!!!!!!!!

[TechStuf]

LMAO! I thought this was a science forum!

LOL!  Whatever gave you that idea? 


We are here to talk about a wide variety of thought provoking ideas until a perfectly formed, hyper efficient, overunity motor evolves into being by accident! 





http://www.nanonet.go.jp/english/mailmag/2004/011a.html



Science forum, he says....that cracks me up!



TS

[X00013]

What I meant to say was............church............whatever your belief........was created by the rulers of the land a very long time ago ( before the bible, or whatever crap you believe)), to give hope to the lesser. As they all look to the stars and wonder for hope for a better future. While economics of the land, aka, survival of mankind, being the real reason. Figure it out . Dead= gone.   Governments consult the church for economic reasons. The vatican is a long trail of horse shit just the rest of religions. Period.

[ScaryTruth]

The intent in posting my article, was to confront the laundry list of fundamental forces and properties that dictate all aspects of the physical universe and the building blocks and processes necessary for life.
The critical aspects that many, (most notably, some scientists), that tend to dismiss as 'natural', and therefore are seemingly of no consequence.

Or mere happenstance - some going as far as to proclaim that there is no possible meaning or purpose.

Which I find to be nothing short of stunning - a leap of faith far more irrational than that of conventional religious faith, because it involves dismissing the critical influences in our existence and that of everything, everywhere as nothing more than 'meaningless', or 'accidental happenstance'. All the while, with no grasp of the causes.

The real causes. Those not explained by mathmatical models.

It is one thing, for instance, to explain the function of an electric motor. The permanent magnets and stator, the rotor and brushes, the conversion of electrical current into magnetism and magnetism into torque. But without understanding the current - the reality of why electrons do what they do within the wiring - and the resultant magnetism - the explanation, (or understanding), is far from complete. And once again, taken for granted as a force that is "just the way it is".

Delve into the fundamental aspects of physics, chemistry, abiogenetics or the life sciences. In all, there are a wide variety of unknowns that are at the center of reality - yet virtually unexplained.

One making the proclamation that gravity, electromagnetism, the stong and weak nuclear forces, and a plethora of processes fundamental to the existence of life are but meaningless accidents, because they can be defined as "natural", and therefore mere happenstance, is a remarkably arrogant mindset.

Quote of the day: "Infinity is a really, really long time. Especially toward the end."