>The Stars are our AncestorsIt's true. All the chemicals that make us and our Earth were born in the Sun, or one previous to ours, and, the Sun being just a star, is brother and sister to all the stars in the cosmos. Before man walked, and before dinosaur roamed, the stars were lighting up the void. So yes, the stars are our ancestors. We are made of star stuff like Sagan said.Are the stars alive? Can plasma have thought?
>>42527825Anon, you believe in a literal fairytale made up by "science" in the 19th century.
>>42527859flat earth?
>>42527865Do your own research.
>>42527825>Are the stars alive?Silicon is made of sand. Processors are made from silicon.Do you think you can run DOOM or access the Internet with a pile of sand?Being the same stuff is irrelevant.What matters is the arrangement.
>>42528029>Do you think you can run DOOM .. with a pile of sand?You know what, I bet I could if I put enough effort into learning about cymatics.
>>42527825The fundamental reality substantiates the conscious experience through force mediation of the properties of fields. These are platonic realities that are underneath our reality and is greater than the part. A platonic reality is anything not included in this universe but duly represented by neurological conceptions of thought like mathematics. This dualistic nature brings forth our mundane reality where we interact with the substance of our being.It's like zero-point vacuum energy, nothing necessarily says reality has to be the way that it mathematically, proportions are subject to change, and non-linear effects can change constants according to relativity. There's probably a shadow universe moving through our universe that changes the parametric constants of the universe, like a different channel mode. Why dark matter and dark energy exists is because they are not quantumly compatible energy states of vacuum energy bands. Or just the theory however... Leading to a Mass-energy distribution that correlates with the observed structure of our universe. It could also be just a emergent tendency of power density of electromagnetic energy to cause relativistic effects due to framing.I believe in time-scape universe. Draw an equidistant circle around the earth lightyears away, and then measure the geodesy length due to spatial contraction because mass-energy equivalence. You will find that the universe is like a bunch of films playing simultaneously in inaccessible movie theaters. It's like galactic halos, the light from images of the galaxies behind take different times to reach us, so one image is 1,000 years behind the other.If the curvature loops back on itself humans observe the singularity as the boundary of the universe, like a magnified image of countless nothings in all directions.Keep in mind this all leads to a superposition of the mind through the receptive fields of the universe. That's why people think the brain is an antennae
>>42528084I didn't say you have any access to a machine that can vibrate the pile.Obviously if you had a pile of sand...and a computer...you could run DOOM.
>>42528149>the goal posts, you're moving themTo that extent, I'd be willing to bet that a packeted information sharing network, aka the Internet, could actually work using only sand as the medium.
>>42527825https://ia800708.us.archive.org/28/items/simsane-9.1-vyrith/SiMSANE_9.1_Vyrith.pdf
>>42528205>the goal posts, you're moving themNope, you're just retarded.>It's not the matter it's the arrangementThanks for taking multiple posts to finally understand what I said.
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>>42527825>carl saganwhy don't you sciencetards just admit you're a religion already and deify that beta faggot that you all worship
