
Originally Posted by
N0B0DY
Reading what people write is helpful, pif. Where did I imply a north without a south?
If you look back it should read neither north nor south when absolutely unified, which is essentially what the TOE is about - unification. Though, like all science, zero and infinities are neglected which is a large part of the reason the world has to depend on oil and electricity to power and hence pollute the world.
"The truth that IS is the truth that isn't" is a statement declaring ill-conceived notions of limitations based on empirical and theoretical science and even religious beliefs. We need a new math and new means of extracting energy from the zero point, but first we need to have a clue what the zero point is in order to progress properly and slowly over time. Otherwise things get to the point we observe today by people rushing to outdo the other, and marketing new products to the public, without realizing consequences.
Ultimately, we both know that human nature won't fix itself because of man's innate selfishness. Yet, we don't have to depress ourselves thinking this world is the be-all-end-all, but can know that there is a world without these problems when we realize what is require for eradicating the world of these problems. Which is a knowledge that little man can never acquire, but the universe already has. Even infinite knowledge wouldn't be enough, and this is why I proclaim there is an infinite difference between the infinite and absolute.
Analogous to the human mind is the Earth with its poles, where dividing the Earth infinitely retains polarity. Science concerns itself with extracting finite measurements that are consciously observable, not with infinity and non existence. Yet really consider this, pif, that without the non-existent divider there can't be polarity or differentiation of which empirical reality is based. The absolute mind is non-existent and still, and consciousness is based on a quantum madness that needs to be ordered to render our macro reality.
The problem, imo, is we have lost touch with stillness in motion and concern ourselves with only motion. We're too rushy and the world is a by product of haste. Though, I think you're right, eventually everything will be known, but it's a shame that the long journey has to be so painfully imbalanced.