“If it can’t be measured then I don’t want to talk about it”. Horribly impoverished epistemology, would torch all art and culture, and not followed by anybody, ever. Including Dr. Krauss, within 60 seconds of the comment. Pure dogma, as dogmatic as any scholasticism ever.
"Everything that defines our universe, including matter and mass, the things that make the universe the universe we experience are really accidents of our circumstances rather than fundamental properties of the universe." - @LKrauss1
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That doesn't make any sense. What is he saying?
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The word “accidents” here implies some divine intention and subsequent failure. Sometimes things just happen and it’s not an accident and it’s not intentional. Is there a better word for it?
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Experiment
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That's true to some extent.
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Maybe the accidental circumstances are a fundamental property of the universe. Whats scary is that we can only grasp a fraction of that to our conscience, and we make decisions with, in fact, so little base in comparison.
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I like your brain.
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