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What is the scientific explanation for the existence of subjective experience?
There isn't one!
There isn't one!
Originally posted by @apathistDoes everything true have to have a scientific explanation?
What is the scientific explanation for the existence of subjective experience?
There isn't one!
Originally posted by @sonshipLook into explanationism.
Does everything true have to have a scientific explanation?
Originally posted by @apathist2nd greatest question?!
What is the scientific explanation for the existence of subjective experience?
There isn't one!
Originally posted by @sonshipYes.
Does everything true have to have a scientific explanation?
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeReveal Hidden Content
2nd greatest question?!
I think it may have jumped the queue a little.
Originally posted by @apathistIs there no explanation because subjective experience isn't testable?
What is the scientific explanation for the existence of subjective experience?
There isn't one!
Originally posted by @apathistSure there is, global warming. It causes pretty much everything.
What is the scientific explanation for the existence of subjective experience?
There isn't one!
Originally posted by @kellyjayThe universe has always existed, in one form or another. It is just our finite concept of time that is limited.
Where did everything come from?
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeAlways? So it is not billions of years old, and this is science not just a musing about what might have been?
The universe has always existed, in one form or another. It is just our finite concept of time that is limited.
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeProve it. I can just as easily say the universe was created. The difference is my assertion is based on the authority of the creator while yours is merely an opinion.
The universe has always existed, in one form or another.
Originally posted by @josephwYour assertion about your supposed creator, and the supposed authority attendant thereto, is "merely an opinion" too.
Prove it. I can just as easily say the universe was created. The difference is my assertion is based on the authority of the creator while yours is merely an opinion.
Originally posted by @josephwPlease explain why my assertion that the universe is eternal is an opinion and your assertion that God is eternal is not?
Prove it. I can just as easily say the universe was created. The difference is my assertion is based on the authority of the creator while yours is merely an opinion.
Originally posted by @kellyjayThat's the first greatest question! Or, why is there anything. Because if there weren't, we wouldn't know about it.
Where did everything come from?