No, I dont believe in free will. Every decision we make is based on external factors. Everything that we know, every opinion we have is learned through experience laid down during life from outer sources. Everything that we learn comes from an outside influence, and not our own. Our parents, peers, guardians etc... all helped form our current opinions and ideas. And they all learned what they knew from their ancestors, and their ancestors learned what they knew from external sources. Ancient man could've got the idea of the wheel simply by observing the moon or other naturally rounded objects. Hell, even the theory I offered here on this thread is based on information and symbolism already conjured up. When a music composer composes music, is he really creating brand new music? Nope. The music was already in the keys. The composer simply had to find it. Was electricity invented by anyone? Nope. People like Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Edison merely discovered ways of harnessing it. Everything is already in existence, all we have to do is grasp it!
When someone decides to make a turn at an intersection, are they really using free will? No, because whatever decision they make is based on an external factor. Things that can affect their decisions include visiting a friend's house, visiting family, going out of town, or just cruising around, etc.... Either way, all of these things can affect a person's judgement. If someone decides to go cruising around in a car, then we must ask "What inspired their decision". Was it boredom or something else? These things can also have an affect on someone's decision-making.
If there was such a thing as independent thought, then we would all be vegetables.
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didnt you say that our life was endless?
Yes, but not on this plain. Everything physical can have a beginning and an end, but living things will continue to live through alternate universes. You see, what we are all living in now is simply just one universe out of too-many-to-count. This alternate reality had a beginning and end just like the others did. When our doppelgangers change the course of our lives they are actually creating a completely new universe. Although our physical bodies will die here in this universe, our conciousness will continue on in other universes.
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i certainly hope not!!! that would spell destruction for the entire universe...
I dont see how that can happen. When something is created it can cause death, but it can also cause rebirth. When the earth was first created its unlikely any human being could've lived on its surface. But through evolution humans have been made and can now live on the earth.
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since numbers are infinite, there is no "middle".
Yes they are infinite, but the zero represents the last of the numbers because it is literally Nothing. And if you have numbers extending out from both sides of zero, positive and negative, and they go on forever, then the zero is in the middle of them.I simply used the graphical numberline as an example to help explain my theory. If you have nothing (zero) and make something (1) out of it, then you have two things.....the previous universe (zero) and our known universe (the number 1). If you split up one object (our known universe) then you create many more objects (alternate universes). If our known universe is at the center of the previous universe, then our known universe will keep expanding out from the center endlessly just like numbers.
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another thing just occured to me; where did love come from when noone actually loved at the time? i mean, we Homo Sapiens, didnt love or even know what love is/was until very recently...
When I say that "love created life" I'm not saying that living creatures actually had to feel love in their hearts. I'm saying that life itself is love. Love is the mirror image of Death. Love is living, but death is nothing. Just because living creatures dont actually feel love doesnt mean that they weren't created through love. Love is just living energy.