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Originally Posted by <<>> I will explain what I mean: We understand the universe as a cause-effect continued sequence. Then, let's say A is something that can affect but isn't affected and B something that doesn't affect but is affected. These are, indeed, the correct definitions, whiles we have our direction of forward time. But, what happends if we look at time backwards, or ebtter defined, in the opposite direction? then, B is something that affects but isn't affected and A something that doesn't affect but is affected. Then, both can be said to affect and be affected. |
If we looked at time in the opposite direction then wouldn't we understand the universe in an effect-cause continued sequence? In any case I believe there is something that does not change no matter what occurs (Universal Whip). As well, there is something out there where it's nature is to be continually affected but never effect anything (Universal Whipping Boy).
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Originally Posted by <<>> I like the way you defend your propositions and the logic you use by fighting problems in the easiest way. I hope you triunf in this site. |
Thanks for the compliment.