| Re: Matter is everything in a void:
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Originally Posted by N0B0DY  It wasn't about god, dip. It was a quentioning about the method used to discern what reality is.
People once thought lightning was a god, and now we call it lightning. My question would be to those people back then, and to people in modern times, what is lightning made of exactly? And keep questioning until we reach the "fundamental building blocks" of reality.
Can it be reached through empirical science? Can it be reached through theoretical science? Can it be reached through philosophical science? | Nobody, you've been told about 100 times what FS is, by me, David and others, and you just stubbornly refuse to admit it, even after you yourself, quite frequently make the mistake of defining it yourself. David just told you again, in his last few posts...
Take your "Everything is forbidden shades off..."
Lloyd
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