reality's distinguishing attributes

[AntonioLao]

What is it that characterizes one star from another within a given galaxy? What is it that makes you and me different? Given that all human beings have the same number of physical faculties, 2 eyes, 2 ears, 2 arms, 2 legs, etc., some of the various distinguishing characteristics are age, color of skins, and cultural backgrounds. But a subtler distinction is the capacity of the human brain to acquire knowledge about the external world. This brain capacity is not restricted by any other characteristics, since it is independent before and after birth. All human beings are born with equal brain capacity. It is the way how this brain capacity is utilized during the period of growth and development in a specific environmental setting that can be used to characterize many contrasting capabilities, e.g. such as the power of finding a physico-mathematical expression for a theory of everything(TOE), or becoming a skilled brain surgeon. But with the help of this skilled brain surgeon, who won’t want to be replaced with Einstein’s brain? As mentioned in the preceding sentences, all human beings are born with the same brain capacity as Einstein. So what is really important is not the physical brain but what is encased within it or circumscribed around it in an aura of metaphysical energy field, which collectively formed the abstract entity of the mind. The mind constitutes all the distinguishing attributes of physical reality as well as all abstract constructions of any theory.

[Mr. Nobody]

Schroeder uncertainty function, or its living extension, Free Will. Without uncertainty, everything would be pre-determined and the same. Without uncertainty, there would be no change, time, adaptation, nor evolution.

[dleviwing]

Are you making a career change Antonio?
I prefer the mathematician as opposed to the shrink. J
Unfortunately it is the genetics that determine much of the brains attributes and thus I don't think everyone is born with equal brain potential.
There are those who would say I'm a good argument for that but I see you have encountered better examples. J

[Mr. Nobody]

Yes of course, genetics and environment play a big role. But what makes one willing to try while somebody else gives up? What is the root, the essence of free will? I'd like to take the opportunity and redirect the thread back to the original question. What determines uniqueness? Does it not begin with the uncertainty of subatomic behavior as defined in propablity waves? Of course, one cannot discount environmental factors and tendencies.

[dleviwing]

Mr. nobody;
I think it is much easier to solve the TOE than to find answers to these questions. What is it that allows one person to take the life of another and yet another person unable to take the life of an insect?

[AntonioLao]

the premise is that only God can give and take away life. But if a person try to play God, he/she mistakenly has the right. So can we also say that all physicians are playing God since they save and give so many lives. How about those who gave their lives so that others can live? Life is given twice for everyone, one when born and one when facing death. Some say that cats have nine lives and you only live twice, Mr. Bond. Live and let live, not live and let die.

[mkirkpatrick]

What is it that characterizes one star from another within a given galaxy? What is it that makes you and me different? Given that all human beings have the same number of physical faculties, 2 eyes, 2 ears, 2 arms, 2 legs, etc., some of the various distinguishing characteristics are age, color of skins, and cultural backgrounds. But a subtler distinction is the capacity of the human brain to acquire knowledge about the external world. This brain capacity is not restricted by any other characteristics, since it is independent before and after birth. All human beings are born with equal brain capacity. It is the way how this brain capacity is utilized during the period of growth and development in a specific environmental setting that can be used to characterize many contrasting capabilities, e. g., such as the power of finding a physico-mathematical expression for a theory of everything (TOE), or becoming a skilled brain surgeon. But with the help of this skilled brain surgeon, who won’t want to be replaced with Einstein’s brain? As mentioned in the preceding sentences, all human beings are born with the same brain capacity as Einstein. So what is really important is not the physical brain but what is encased within it or circumscribed around it in an aura of metaphysical energy field, which collectively formed the abstract entity of the mind. The mind constitutes all the distinguishing attributes of physical reality as well as all abstract constructions of any theory.

I could not have said it better, Antonio. This energy field I would call it the life-force, the intention of being, the Idea made manifest, thought are things, and from all the things comes the One-thing. Energy of mind, thought in liquid form flowing like a river that maybe we can enter twice!!!

kindest regards michael.

[AntonioLao]

Energy of mind,thought in liquid form flowing like a river that maybe we can enter twice!!!

The physical energies are described as kinetic (moving) and potential (not moving). If the mind is energy, could it be just moving energy? Or it could just as well be not moving energy? Which is which?

[mkirkpatrick]

The physical energies are described as kinetic (moving) and potential (not moving). If the mind is energy, could it be just moving energy? Or it could just as well be not moving energy? Which is which?

The mind is Liquid energy, or the Aether, or a membrane, a sort of cloth to enable the weaver to weave! It has the(potential) not moving, and the Kinetic (moving) embedded within it. All it needs is an Idea Arising, or not, for it to be One or the other.





kind regards michael.