These are the Top Ten Unexplained Phenomena, scientists have no difinitive answer for:?

Question

So my question is: If Scientists have no answer for these things, they will never be able to understand GOD and creation.
Thoughts?
Top 10...
The Body/Mind Connection
Medical science is only beginning to understand the ways in which the mind influences the body.
Psychic powers and ESP
Psychic powers and extra-sensory perception (ESP) rank among the top ten unexplained phenomena
Near-Death Experiences and Life After Death
UFOs,Dej࠶u, Ghosts, Mysterious Disappearances, Intuition
Bigfoot, The Taos Hum
http://www.livescience.com/strangenews/top10_unexplained_phenomena-1.html

Answer 1

Much of that phenomena has no basis in reality.

Come on..psychic powers and ESP? There has not been a person on this planet who has actually verifiably demonstrated these powers. Not one.

Answer 2

Ha, are you seriously listing ESP as a real demonstrated phenomenon?

Really though, there are a lot of things science can't yet explain, and scientists will be the first to acknowledge and say this. For instance, what is "dark matter"? It's something they can't explain but it is a phenomenon so they gave it a temporary name until they can figure out what it is and how it works.

The difference of course is that science admits when it doesn't know something. Religion on the other hand tries to shove god into anything unexplained. The fact that we aren't yet entirely sure how the mind works (though we do have good understandings on a lot of it) doesn't mean (by any possible stretch) that "god done it."

To suggest god must automatically exist for unexplainable events is void of reason.

Answer 3

Body-mind connection: Consider the following experiment, first proposed by MIT professor Marvin Minsky: You are seated at your computer, reading this message. What grounds do you have for supposing that these words are coming from a human being as opposed to a smart computer? None, of course; so mind is simply an attribute of body.

Medical science: there is nothing which we won't be able to learn.

Psychic powers: a fiction. ESP: likewise.

Near-death experiences: an artifact of how the brain works under severe stress.

Life after death: a fiction.

The potpourri: also fiction.

Bottom line: there is not in this (nor in anything else) any reason whatever to suppose a supernatural action.

Answer 4

I think it would be better to have a list of things that we can all agree exist. There are quite a few that are not well understood even today. Try this:

Gravity: There is nothing physical that corresponds to gravity. we don't know how it works, we just observe that it always does.

These other things are subject to a person own belief. Personally I don't know if I believe in UFOs or Near Death Experiences, but I know gravity works everytime.

Answer 5

I understand that for you, it's much easier to say, "God did it" than to get up off your ar-se and try to find the REAL answer.

1000 years ago we had little knowledge of how the universe works, but now we know heaps more... it's just a matter of time... the list of the unexplained is getting shorter all the time.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

Buddhism feels it has the logical answers to most of this and have teamed up with science uncovering (in the present moment) the answers. His Holiness the Dalai Lama and B. Alan Wallace are 2 front-runner Buddhists who support such dialogue.

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Answer 8

Science can never understand God exept by studying events. The spiritual world can not be tested by things in the physical world

Answer 9

There are lots of explanations for those "phenomena", though you would first have to conclusively show that they actually exist or happen.

No one will ever be able to understand God and Creation because they aren't real. Well, unless you understand them as the psychologically beneficial gap-fillers that they are for some people.

Answer 10

Interesting.

Please prove that Leprechauns don't exist and you may have an idea as to why science cannot explain God.

Creation has been debunked for 80 years now.