The Existence Forum I will cumulate the statements in which I personally have an interest, which I have previously posted, and ones by other participants, in case anyone new to the forum or someone who already saw them but didnt comment, is moved to now comment. We in the forum are interested in comments both agreeing and disagreeing with the short thesis statements, and why. As well, the forum invites other participants to add more short truth/maybe truth statements for the group to consider. I will note the new statements being added (one can always scroll down to see what discussions took place under earlier statements): *new* - Fourth Statement: Since Life exists elsewhere in our universe, and likely in the multi-verse, some of it at least has evolved intelligence and free will (it happened on earth, and so there is no reason it could not happen elsewhere). Third Statement: The process of production of an animate being of which we are somewhat aware, is not the only process in the universe that can give life to inanimate elements. Second Statement: Scientist Stephen Hawking has said that given the almost infinite extent and variety of the universe, the odds are astronomically against life never having been produced elsewhere in the universe. First Statement: It is a pretty pedestrian process by which inanimate elements combine, under right conditions, to produce a being that is animate.
Posted on: Wed, 20 Nov 2013 13:53:27 +0000
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