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In reply to the discussion: Cosmos may be 'inherently unstable' [View all]99th_Monkey
(19,326 posts)62. Forgive me if I choose not to presume
to explain Quantum Physics, Buddhism, and the life works of Carl Jung,
and how all three of these modes of awareness dovetail with one another,
providing scouts' reports and a roadmap for better understanding the
intimate interconnectedness of the Universe, and how human evolutionary
consciousness can become more self-directed, as in democratic, with
small d.
I must be a little "off" today, not to be able to do that in a single DU post.
My most insincere apologies to you and any other DUers who were expecting
me to deliver on that, and are so disappointed that they send me snide
comments.
My bad.
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If there is an infinite number of universes, then there is one with a god-like being who...
randome
Feb 2013
#22
No, it's destroyed instantaneously, without regard for the speed of light, everywhere,.
Ian David
Feb 2013
#41
and deadly weaponry is universally regarded as quaint and totally useless. ~nt
99th_Monkey
Feb 2013
#15
Or, if the Universe begins at the same point and with the same density as before...
randome
Feb 2013
#21
If you just keep the glass chilled and use a good cranberry juice, they stay fine.
Squinch
Feb 2013
#27
"Yeah, I'm flakey and unstable -- but so is the rest of the cosmos! So gimme a break!"
struggle4progress
Feb 2013
#55