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What is fundamentally different about one thing that is definable and predictable by math and human choice? What PRECISELY is the difference? There has to be a precise difference or else both are mathematically calculable. |
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The difference though, is that an inanimate object lacks a brain to give it consciousness. It is unaware of what it does. It only reacts to physical causes. Humans have complex brains that give them a better awareness of their surroundings. They don't just purely react to what's physical, they react to the information they gather to try and manipulate the outcome into their preference. Whether or not it's calculable is irrelevant. Oh, and preference is also something pool balls don't have. |
Gravity and inertia don't exist because the outcome of a pool ball when hit can be accurately predicted, can never be changed under the same conditions, and pool balls aren't magic. Anyone who believes the Christian paradigm of gravity or inertia doesn't warrant a serious response on the subject.
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just thought about how weird it would be to think about how a man or woman on the bottom southern hemisphere of the moon, would be standing upside down to us on earth i think lol also Frownman, what about waves.... :pimp: |
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