Have u reached to any conclusion of the universe/life.How/why/what?

Question

religious hardliners excuse (i dont want to hear,someone created all this)

Answer 1

Something did (create all this) we just don't know what, how, or even if there was a why.

Answer 2

This fascinates me also, actually it was only last night I decided to watch a documentary I have called The Planets. I have no answer to your question, all I know is that the planets were formed by dust, there were huge explosions as planets engulfed one another, the weak got swallowed up, the big just kept spinning and gaining more momentum i,e Jupiter etc, and that is where we are are today. I think more by chance we have life, as we are the perfect distance from the sun, not to far away to be ice, and not to close to be too hot, just perfect.

There also has to be more living things on this universe, we are not along, with the sheer number of suns out there, with planets orbiting it, there just has to be.

What saddens me more than anything is what the future holds, we will all sadly miss it and never know. Like what will earthlings do 8 million years from now when the sun will no longer be, will we already have moved by then to safer worlds.

Answer 3

Philosophical Implications of the Propagation of Events

A philosophical point is made if we consider the initial condition of creation. At the very beginning all matter and every bit of energy had a time and a place to be. They interacted and have continued to interact ever since. They can only go certain places and exist in certain places. This means that where they will be later is predetermined by the universe because there is only certain methods available. Since humans function in and as a part of their environment, the energy exchanges that occur are predetermined. i.e. Human actions can only occur certain ways because they ARE of and in the environment. Our brains are wired to act upon and with our environment. This is what we call the human condition. Any act to be executed is subtlety controlled by the forces of our environment. This can now lead to a conclusion that is not well received. God, it appears, is unnecessary to our environment and life is predestined. The appearance of choice and effect is largely an illusion due to the so called chaotic nature of voluminous events.

Another cherished belief is that one man can make a difference. The belief needs to be tempered by saying a persuasive man can make a difference. This is because, in the murk of multitudinous events, it takes several people acting in concert to make any effect on events. Also, the course of events must already be set to receive the change.
To understand this, think of a water filled bag. When moderate pressure is applied in one area it manifests itself everywhere to varying degrees. In other words, it is set to receive a change. If it were a rigid piece of steel, it is not set to receive the change in this manner and no change will take place.

The proof of all these statements is long, tedious and involved. It requires a deep understanding of events. The proofs reveal how the real world actually works. It is subtle and complex. Einstein’s loathing of randomness is merely the lack of the understanding of the evolution of events. The more interactive they become, the apparent randomness of events appears. The order is not perceived because of the “noise” created by other events. One must remember that when the observable agrees with theory, it is because all the factors and relationships are accounted for. Probability is merely the adjustment of the observed to the theory. This is to say, we are seldom, if ever, one hundred percent correct. There is always that tiny fraction of the unaccounted that can and does cause major changes in what we observe. This is increasingly more evident as the scale decreases because smaller and smaller forces exert stronger and stronger effect, although, the distance over which they act may decrease.

Answer 4

study Pythagoras. Descartes. Spinoza and Leibniz... reality is mathematical/semantic based and is the mind of God. Study Keplar. Fludd. Newton Stephen Hawking...

Answer 5

I have reached a conclusion. It's impossible to know at this time. Any other conclusion is wishful thinking.

Answer 6

No one would dare such create a conclusion... Even the most philosophically-minded homo sapiens in the universe would not do such a thing... Even scientists cannot prove the beginning... It's completely unthinkable... (^^,)

Answer 7

The universe has actually no conclusion.

Answer 8

The universe is visible as our physical reality, but is can also be perceived as for example conceptual reality of everything. Are our thoughts, ideas and notions for example as much part of our universe as material objects? If this is true then that universe is no composed of merely limited number of limited things, but unlimited number of unlimited entities.

The physical limitations we observe are arbitrary and only for the purpose of physical orientation; our senses build our physical consciousness. There for example is one true dimension, the dimension recognized by our eye straight ahead in its focus, the direction towards which we focus our senses. And the rest of the three physical dimensions are extracted by this; we know what is not in front of us is behind us, and on one side of us is our right, and opposite to it our left. These dimensions that we use to orientate our self physically through our physical environment are also known as geographical directions, i.e. east, west, north and south.

The reality of our mind, however, is not as squarely limited as this. Our mind is more like a spread of light round a candle, and our thoughts like articles we see in this light. Where our eyes, like torchlight, can see only in one direction at a time our mind is capable of grasping and integrating facts from all dimensions in existence at once, including dimensions beyond physical reality we sensually know. I believe the awareness of human mind is as vast as the universe itself plus a conscious awareness of our own being in it; for if we were not consciously aware of our own peculiar being, we would be the universe it self. Our conscious awareness necessitates conscious thoughts to interact with the physical world for the purpose of being what we eventually can be in very physical sense.

If our mind is as vast as the universe plus our consciousness of our own standpoint in it then universe is unlimited and ever increasing, that there also is no limit how much more we can know, it is like an ever spreading sphere of light round a candle.

Answer 9

i have decided that its is my fate to do what ever happens in my life. basically if i go somewhere or make a mistake in my life then its fate to help me learn something. i also beleive everything will always work out some how.

Answer 10

i liked to think about these topics alot in school times,but now i have decided to keep away from thinking that deep,its harmful sometimes.