Lode,
Good one.
We can logically get to God from here, but when we arrive, we realize it's invisible. So, as you say, it is defined as undefined (invisible). Yes, this can be considered good or bad. Most people would consider it bad, because they need an "image" to relate to.
Here's an interesting aside. Since the "Absolute object" is invisible, we can see right through it, to see that "absolutely nothing" is impossible. Which, of course, means "Something Absolute" just is.
Don't tell anybody, but it's the "proof of God" that has always been thought impossible.
A TOE needs proof of God. As Hawking "almost" correctly points out, a complete theory needs to know the "why" and know the "mind of God".
I would disagree with this, simply because the only way one can know it's the mind of God, is to know you are standing right next to God. There is no way to know this is so, unless you can logically prove there is no outside to where you are standing.
Then, with a few careful steps of logic, matter and all the rest of it, can be seen for what it really is.
Eric


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