Thread: Pondering why existence exists.

Originally Posted by lseadragon

There's your problem.

Imagine for a minute, a universe without time or space. All things happen at once, and they are non-corporeal, like thoughts or minds. These things do not require time or space; but they exist in their own way, in the everlasting moment.



No, it does not. Imagine our non-corporeal universe again, but this time with a timestream. The thoughts have a past and a future, but they don't need any space.

I like the non-corporeal idea. It cleared up your ideas for me - thanks! But I'm still wondering how something immaterial can create a material universe.

Originally Posted by SpecialInterests

I like the non-corporeal idea. It cleared up your ideas for me - thanks! But I'm still wondering how something immaterial can create a material universe.

How is it?

It's a material universe creating another material universe. The second universe then creates the first one. Where does immateriality come into it?

Originally Posted by lseadragon

How is it?

It's a material universe creating another material universe. The second universe then creates the first one. Where does immateriality come into it?

I must have misinterpreted the meaning of non-corporeal. Mah b. I think I understand now. Interesting theory, I like it.

Originally Posted by SpecialInterests

I must have misinterpreted the meaning of non-corporeal. Mah b. I think I understand now. Interesting theory, I like it.

I apologise; the non-corporeal thing was a reply to what you were saying about how for something to exist it needs space. I was merely arguing against that; it had nothing to do with my main theory.