| Re: Does everything move?
That's pretty much the crux of the matter, RP. Space, field, energy, matter, etc., consist of the same substance and there is no give for movement to occur. So to concur with observations, motion must be a localized abstraction because the universe can't literally move in any direction - the infinite number of sources prevent each source's motion.
Another way I try to explain my position is through north/south division. If the equator existed, it would have its own north and south. So the only way for there to be such a concept of north and south, as strange as it may seem, is for the absolute equatorial point to be non-existent.
Ultimately, I think the future focus will be on how the intangible collective subconscious mind can create and govern subatomic reality, in order for individual conscious minds to be able to differentiate, interpret and categorize abstract phenomena.
It's funny, at another forum someone commented that they refuse to accept that reality could be an illusion to such an extent, but there really wouldn't be a difference at all would there? Getting hit on an abstract head with an abstract hammer is still gonna hurt, if the mind is programmed to feel it.  |