The question of all questions. Are we just some random mistake in the evolution of the universe or are we part of some divine plan? Could our reality really be some sort of hologram in a quantum equation? Do we create the world we live in or does the world already exist outside of our consciousness? I think these types of questions are important to evolve ourselves and to further advance humanity. Ideas are important not belief structures. I want to hear your ideas and questions too. Let your inner philosopher out. No idea is too far out there! 

I think you're insane really.

I see. I meant  FranktheRabbit.

yes very much so.

There is only one reality and we are part of that reality. There is no existence apart the existence of the one reality. Our notion that we are individual separate entities having our own individual existence is illusory. 

 That's what it's all about imo 

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 Mr. Kepler, I think that "why" is the great motivator. It is our nature to ask questions. "Why" has furthered medicine, given us shelter, tools. It has also caused war, created religion, racism and seperate nations. The question is powerful. I would hope that we someday stop creating these self-serving borders around us. These borders only grow tighter and tighter around us until we cannot see the truth before our eyes. Maybe we have this innate sense that a greater truth than what our minds can comprehend is "out there". We therefore, strive for some sort of spiritual perfection. If we learn the proper questions to ask, a greater level of truth will be revealed. We must take responsibity and accept that the truth may not be what we wish it to be. "Why" is the begining to self-realization. Our universe is a hologram that we have created in an vain attempt to create a utopian world. Damn, I don't know if there is an answer in my response, but it sure felt good to regurgitate those thoughts that swirl in my head. Keep asking Why.

Is nothingness something because everything is something so nothing must be an object must be anything.

There is more energy in one cubic centimeter of empty space than there is in all the matter in our entire universe. You are correct that everything is something. Nothingness is a made up word to explain what we don't understand about empty space. If you break down matter, you will see its molecules and atoms and electrons and quarks and so on. these particles (or waves) exist in all things even empty space. Every particle is in communication with every other particle around it. So you see, EVERYTHING is connected. We are connected to not only each other but also to the trees outside, the water in the lake, a hungry lion in Africa, the Empire State Building and the cob webs inside of it, the hamburger you ate this afternoon....EVERYTHING! There is no such thing as empty space. No such thing as nothingness.

May I suggest you read the articles from Stephen Hawking:

1.http://brembs.net/SWH.html

2.http://hawking.org.uk/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=65

3.http://proxy.arts.uci.edu/~nideffer/Hawking/early_proto/SWH.html

Should keep anyone thinking fo a while.

Perhaps, when the universe was created, the master plan was to have creatures of any form that could evolve and differiante themselves and be able to appreciate the creation.

Are we the only ones on earth to appreciate this universe and have myriads of questions about the future and our goal? I do not think so as the probality or possibility of earth bein eradicated by a massive boulder is not out of the equation.

I believe for one that there are at least 2 universes in parallel just to keep the balance, to equalize the quantum or atoms charges.

Why is Haley comet coming back every 75 years or so?

And revolves around the sun and returns to it's destination?

Perhaps, because there is a much larger body or universe beyond our universe that attracts it in both directions to and from and once going around the sun, because of the so powerful attraction caused by the mass of the sun it holds it for a while and due to the tangential force of the comet, once it has circled for a while it is propelled back onto it's return course.

I am here avoiding complexe physics laws and equations purposely to make it understandable. In lame erms as we say.

Bottom line how many parallel universes exist to keep the perfect equilibrium of the atom charges? I would say a multipe of 3 as one universe can be neutral or positive or negative.

 There is a fallacy contained in the above when it says that because not all the infinite worlds are inhabited, the inhabited worlds are finite. For example, there are an infinite number of whole numbers, and not all of them are even numbers, but there are still an infinite number of even numbers (as there are of odd). Likewise there could be an infinite number of both inhabited and noninhabited worlds. . .

Begin at the beginning and go on till you come to the end; then stop.  ~Lewis Carrol, Alice in Wonderland

" Nature does nothing uselessly " - Aristotle

" Science without religion is lame,religion without science is blind "- Albert Einstien

I would never call you insane,However one day you shall come to know the truth,and the truth shall make you mad.