Is not the universe being eternal simpler?
(Universe is) vs (universe is + God is + God created universe)
I can tell you too, but I prefer that the machine gives you the bad news.Age wrote: ↑Fri May 02, 2025 10:17 am And, 'this' is, exactly, what happened to the 'ability' of adult human beings, in the days when this was being written. Some, like 'this one', literally, could not distinguish the difference of what is irrefutable, from what is refutable. That is, of course, unless some machines tells it which one is which.
If some one wants proof of some thing, like, for example, if there is a tree over there behind that mountain, or that there are particular words on a screen, then that proof can be produced and/or provided through and by 'observing' things.godelian wrote: ↑Fri May 02, 2025 11:25 amI can tell you too, but I prefer that the machine gives you the bad news.Age wrote: ↑Fri May 02, 2025 10:17 am And, 'this' is, exactly, what happened to the 'ability' of adult human beings, in the days when this was being written. Some, like 'this one', literally, could not distinguish the difference of what is irrefutable, from what is refutable. That is, of course, unless some machines tells it which one is which.
Write down on a piece of paper "I have observed a tree over there behind that mountain".
you have, still, not yet been able to just comprehend and understand what I am have actually said and have actually meant.
you could not be more closed, here. Thus, you are being absolutely stupid, here.
All moot, as none of this is in relation at all to what I have actually said, and meant.
And, you are failing to distinguish between what 'I' am actually writing, saying, and meaning, from what 'you' are reading, seeing, assuming, and believing.
Again 'I' suggest 'you' read the 'actual words' that 'I' have said and written, here, from another perspective, namely, a Truly open perspective, this and every time.
You do not seem to understand the most basic protocol in which the prover provides his proof to the verifier. Everything you say, falls apart as soon as you are required to abide by it, because you simply have no proof.
Once again 'this', here, is moot.
But, 'I' have already proved 'my claim'. And, irrefutably so, I will add.
Besides being simpler the Universe being eternal is also an unambiguous Fact, which could not be refuted.
In that case, paste your irrefutable argument into the jsCoq page:
But, was it not 'you' that claimed that 'I' would not be able to do that?godelian wrote: ↑Sat May 03, 2025 4:16 amIn that case, paste your irrefutable argument into the jsCoq page:
https://coq.vercel.app
It will verify and confirm that your argument is indeed irrefutable.
The physical universe is indeed true but unprovable, i.e. effectively Godelian.
Your claim is false. Your examples are false. You cannot do what you say that you can do. It cannot be done.
You keep insisting that you can do something that simply cannot be done. You keep claiming that you can do the impossible.ChatGPT: Is it possible to irrefutably prove anything about the physical universe?
In short: no, it is not possible to irrefutably prove anything about the physical universe in the strictest philosophical sense.
Here’s why:
1. Empiricism is based on observation – All knowledge of the physical universe comes from sensory data or measurement, which is inherently limited and potentially fallible.
2. Scientific knowledge is provisional – Scientific theories are always subject to revision or falsification with new evidence (as per Karl Popper's philosophy of science). We don’t “prove” theories like in math; we support them with evidence until something better comes along.
3. Problem of induction – The fact that something has always happened a certain way doesn’t guarantee it will continue to do so (e.g., the sun rising every day).
4. Measurement uncertainty – In physics, all measurements include some degree of error or uncertainty, meaning we can never know a value with perfect precision.
The closest thing to irrefutable “proof” comes in mathematics and logic, but those are abstract systems that don't rely on the physical world.
your statement and claim, here, does not even make sense.
Once again what 'we' have another one, here, who although makes statements and claims does not provide a single thing that could, let alone does, back up and support its statements and claims. Whereas, 'I' provided actual examples of my statement and claim, here, which no on could refute.
Once again, what 'we' can clearly see, here, is another prime example of how one's own presumptions and beliefs can and does stop that one from being able to learn and see what the actual Truths, in Life, are, exactly, and/or even at all.godelian wrote: ↑Sat May 03, 2025 4:40 amYou keep insisting that you can do something that simply cannot be done. You keep claiming that you can do the impossible.ChatGPT: Is it possible to irrefutably prove anything about the physical universe?
In short: no, it is not possible to irrefutably prove anything about the physical universe in the strictest philosophical sense.
Here’s why:
1. Empiricism is based on observation – All knowledge of the physical universe comes from sensory data or measurement, which is inherently limited and potentially fallible.
2. Scientific knowledge is provisional – Scientific theories are always subject to revision or falsification with new evidence (as per Karl Popper's philosophy of science). We don’t “prove” theories like in math; we support them with evidence until something better comes along.
3. Problem of induction – The fact that something has always happened a certain way doesn’t guarantee it will continue to do so (e.g., the sun rising every day).
4. Measurement uncertainty – In physics, all measurements include some degree of error or uncertainty, meaning we can never know a value with perfect precision.
The closest thing to irrefutable “proof” comes in mathematics and logic, but those are abstract systems that don't rely on the physical world.
You cannot irrefutably prove that you are not an AI bot. You can only provide evidence that satisfies much lower standards of evidence. Again, you fail to understand what "proof" means.
1. 'I' do not want to.
If 'you' only knew, here, "godelian". If 'you' only knew.