I often find it is not worth to argue with atheists as they are living in some sort of fantasy land and deny reality. That's a problem since many people seem to be atheists these days. At least, in my

I see what you are getting at. it is self-similar on different scales, but always somewhat different. Thanks for the addition. This chaos (seemingly random processes), as one may have viewed a brain, cloud

Great that you read it! The nature of fractals and how we visualised Mandelbrot gives the impression of infinity, but if you look, it is a constant repetition of the same process and is not transferable

P.S. Check this out: You are going to love it (or so I hope:) "Hilbert's Hotel" - wow! Read from beginning to end! It's so much worth it.

Have a look at this text: I recommend reading from start to finish. It's a scientific approach towards the thoughts presented how the universe came into being. It is logically structured and satisfies

I think it's better to say a little too much and sometimes a little too clumsily than to say nothing at all to your children. My mother had many sayings in store, was a practising Christian and often aroused

It is one thing to disagree with part of a publication, then a response would be interpreted as interested in the way you open a debate that also feels like one. Since a lot more was said in the text than

Ah, that's a really good point. Writing cannot convey real time in the same way that you, as a writer, see whole scenes and worlds in front of you in your mind. That is so true! The comparison with linearity

Ah, I see. Yeah, totally so, some of the buildings are works of art, I agree. I felt they were too much since we only spend two nights there. So it's my "fault" and not the city ones. LOL - I

Splendid special blend coffee, it is :D Thank you for coming along. Your alternate views to the stories in the bible are highly welcomed. The stories don't seem to make sense because they're not meant

I think that doubt is the best proof that you have control over your life. For example, when you hear something murmuring far in the back of your mind that makes you feel uncertain about a decision, that's

the idea of something being created from nothing (big bang-immaculate conception) is ridiculous and we do not see this in our reality. A good point you make, thank you. I just jiggled with this very notion

Despite the fact that our love for buildings goes in very different directions, I can confirm what you say here: It's as if the architects closely studied the character of the area and incorporated it

Bevor sich ein Mann zu einem Krieg äußert, würde ich von ihm wollen, dass er sein eigenes Heim in Ordnung hält. Ich habe einen Sohn, der lernen soll, sein "Haus in Ordnung zu haben", was bedeutet,

Allow me to be critical. I interpret that you are talking about a child. To achieve such mental strength as the end of your story suggests, it loses credibility. How can a child who does not speak or has

HaHa! Quite amusing, how well you described a character we all seem to know. Now, I will maybe make myself unpopular by saying that if that woman has not sniffed beforehand about the habits of the man,

Thank you for the clarification. I'd say, to avoid misunderstanding for a technically/ in physics non trained person like me, is to ad that antimatter is (nevertheless) matter that consists of antiparticles.

They're both aspects of this universe, and that despite they mutually annihilate. I used them as a metaphor for mutually incompatible theoretical aspects of the universe, and meant no more by it. A difficult

I think I left little doubt that I do not see physical reality as separate and detached from spiritual reality, but actually see it as a mutual conditionality for events. I see no contradiction in that,

However you define war, it is a suite of physical events, photons and other particles doing stuff, and these events are necessarily self compatible. How you feel about these events affecting other events