| Re: Is The Universe Infinite Or Finite ? Answer: Both.
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Originally Posted by futrethink  Lloyd.
---So to go back to the intelligent discussion of paradox, instead of us acting like kids going, “Is”, Is not”, “Is”, “Is not”, I will ask the question(s) again:
***Form 1: Does light and dark compliment each other at all times and in all contexts or do they have contradictory aspects pertaining to the other’s existence?
***Form 2: Is there any times, in any contexts, when light and dark don’t compliment each other?
---Instead of complaining about the questions being a certain way, how about you just answer the question(s) honestly. | Scientifically, your line of questioning is in-applicable to science, i.e., it's non-sense. I'd suggest you read the cognitive science of paradoxes, and paradoxible questions... You most likely will have to study many philosophers, of all times. When you arive at their thousands of pseudo-paradoxes, and pseudo-paradoxible questions, you may start to understand, a bit more about science. True intuitive physical logic has no paradoxes, or paradoxibles...
Again,
Lloyd
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