| Modern Materialistic Science | Ontology |
|---|---|
| What is taught as science in schools today | What was taught, and what will be taught to young scientists in the future |
| Physics and Metaphysics are separate And metaphysics is pushed into the realm of people who believe in crazy sky god | Physics and Metaphysics are one continuum. There is as much to learn about the world in meditation as there is in the classroom. |
| The universe is dead. It is a machine. It is a clock that is running down. | The universe is alive, and it is co-creating reality with all of the beings within it. |
| It is all random chance. It is all meaningless chaos. | Interactions have meaning. Nothing is by chance. |
| Life just happened by random chance. And through mutations single celled organisms turned into walking/talking apes. | The Universe is a life creating machine. We will find life everywhere in the universe. |
Just a small list of comparisons show that an Ontological view or our world is MUCH different than what is currently taught in Rock-e-person created universities.
How can you even compare a living, growing universe, with a dead, uncaring, construct that is running down into oblivion?
And soon, many people will wonder how we ever believed that the universe was some wind-up clock.
"Ontology sure sounds a lot like religion! Do we all have to believe in the amazing, white bearded, sky God?"
There is two big problems in dealing with such claims.
It really didn't help that Modern Materialistic Science lied to people so much. Way back in college, i lost my religion when studying Anthropology. And then i learned that most of what i learned in Anthropology was complete fabricated. Made up. The time tables, the ages, man evolving from single celled life, all of these things don't have any real support in the stuff we have dug up.
And, it really didn't help that Christianity, especially Catholicism, pitted themselves so against science. Such that they started making really spectacularly stupid dogmas.
What science calls "the observer effect" is really easy to comprehend if you start from an ontological viewpoint.
From a materialistic viewpoint, it is impossible, and is explained by "the measurement" has enough energy to change things. But, that really, only sorta, explains only one aspect. And then you have the Placebo Effect. An effect so measured that it HAS TO BE INCLUDED in any medical trial.
To materialistic science, the universe is supposed to run on set rules, just like a machine, and so these variances shouldn't even be possible. The ivory towered physicists want to get rid of it, but they can't. It shows up in all of the data.
Now, if you believe we are all part of the creation process, then it is obvious that when we do an experiment, our thoughts, feelings and expectations will effect the experiment. In the future, we will have to note these things down alongside the measurements from the experiment.
Einstein's (plagiarized) Theory of Relativity is so complex most people can't even get their heads around it. But, that wasn't complex enough. Now we have String Theory, which is so complex it can never be tested.
If you make everything really complex, then few look into it.
Fortunately, the rules of our universe are simple. Lots of interconnected simple formulas. You might say it is simplex.
Such as, the speed of light is just how fast the lump of energy (we call it photon right now) moving between each area defined by the grid of the Plank Constant sized grid in the aether. It is like saying that the pixels on the computer screen are lit up one after the next, making it look like movement. (and the plank constant will be found to be different depending on how much stuff is in that area of space.
Many people believe that whatever we discover in our research, it will just expand what we know, however our understanding of our universe is so messed up, so backwards, upside down, and inside out, that we will be better off just throwing out our Modern College Science text books.
It really is a completely different way of looking at the world around us.
And from that, in the next century our technology level will completely change. Far faster than even science fiction writers would have dreamed. Flying cars and clean, continuous energy solutions are just the beginning.
Soon we will be making things by imagining them. Bringing their shape from the aether into plasma and then into solid form.
After we throw of the shackles that have kept us in a dead universe, we will find so much more life, passion and joy for everyone.
