The New Science of God

[Apostic777]

God has been up for debate for centuries. It was only recently that we have come to conclusion on the existence of God. I myself have contributed enormously to the new science of God. Here is a list of logical truths that I have come up with:

1.] The mind exists at individual points in metric space but shares a single point in sub-space. This idea is reminiscent of the idea that reality has layers. It also would explain why non local mind can exist.

2.] Reality gives error the way logic would. Recall that scientists have come to a consensus that the universe is like a computer. Complete with a processor and spatiotemporal "display screen".

3.] The human brain resonates between material and immaterial levels of reality. Reality has its own frequency.

I welcome comments from all of you.

 

[Sarkus]

God has been up for debate for centuries.

Millennia, even.

It was only recently that we have come to conclusion on the existence of God.

We have? What is that conclusion?

I myself have contributed enormously to the new science of God.

You have? What, exactly? Where is this "science of God" to be found? Which journals, for example?

Here is a list of logical truths that I have come up with:
...
I welcome comments from all of you.

The term "logical truth" has a rather specific meaning, in that it is a statement that is true regardless of the truth or falsity of its proponents. For example, the statement "X is X" is a logical truth (and also the Law of Identity), in that no matter what X is, the statement is true.
So, with regard your assertion that you have come up with "logical truths": no, you have not.
I also dispute that any of them are even a demonstration of logic: e.g. none of them contain premises followed by conclusion (such as to be found in deductive reasoning)
At best you have made 3 claims. Whether they are logically supported by premises can not be determined from what you have written. They seem to be wholly unsupported claims, and, worse still, they seem mostly word salad. I.e. while the words themselves are understandable, you will need to actually explain what you mean by the order you have put them in.
For example: what does it mean for a mind to exist "at individual points in metric space", let alone "shares a single point in sub-space"?
What do you mean by "reality has layers"? This seems metaphorical rather than literal, but it is unclear the meaning you are attributing to it.
What do you mean by "non local mind"?
And that is just looking at your (1).

Looking at (2) - Reality does not "give error the way logic would". Reality is what it is. It doesn't contain error. Logic is only the means to reach a conclusion from the starting premises. The truth of a logical conclusion is no more true than the truth of the premises (compare validity with soundness of a deductive argument, for example). E.g. take the syllogism: P1 - All ducks are green; P2 - my cat is a duck; C - therefore my cat is green. This is a logically valid argument, but it is not sound.
So, if you mean something else by this initial assertion, you will need to explain.
Continuing: have scientists really come to the consensus you claim? Care to provide evidence to support this? A widely supported paper, for example?

(3) More word salad that you're going to need to explain, I'm afraid.

Hopefully you will be good enough to provide the explanations, and clarifications sought from just this cursory review. At least if you are serious in your endeavour here.

 

[exchemist]

God has been up for debate for centuries. It was only recently that we have come to conclusion on the existence of God. I myself have contributed enormously to the new science of God. Here is a list of logical truths that I have come up with:

1.] The mind exists at individual points in metric space but shares a single point in sub-space. This idea is reminiscent of the idea that reality has layers. It also would explain why non local mind can exist.

2.] Reality gives error the way logic would. Recall that scientists have come to a consensus that the universe is like a computer. Complete with a processor and spatiotemporal "display screen".

3.] The human brain resonates between material and immaterial levels of reality. Reality has its own frequency.

I welcome comments from all of you.

What is the frequency of reality, in Hz, please?

 

[DaveC426913]

It was only recently that we have come to conclusion on the existence of God.

Who is "we"? And what conclusion do you think we've come to?

1.] The mind exists at individual points in metric space but shares a single point in sub-space.

What is this "subspace" you speak of?

It also would explain why non local mind can exist..

If it exists. Is there evidence? Or is it merely a supposition?

Recall that scientists have come to a consensus that the universe is like a computer.

I'm afraid I don't recalĺ this, despite your confidence that I do. When did I first learn this?

What scientists, and have they really achieved a "consensus"?

Can you provide links to this consesus?

3.] The human brain resonates between material and immaterial levels of reality. Reality has its own frequency.

What does this even mean?



Finally, are these things truths as you claim? Or are they ideas you've come up with?

 

[C C]

[...] I welcome comments from all of you.

Key items like "CMTU" and "Langan" have not appeared yet.

So I am satisfied for the time being that you are not Nick Hosein.
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[James R]

Welcome to sciforums, Apoptic777.

God has been up for debate for centuries. It was only recently that we have come to conclusion on the existence of God.

Who is "we", in this context?

Is it not the case that different people have come to very different conclusions about the existence of God?

I myself have contributed enormously to the new science of God.

I suppose you have a book to sell, or a youtube channel to advertise, then? Or have you only published in peer-reviewed scientific journals?

Here is a list of logical truths that I have come up with:

See Sarkus's post on "logical truths".

1.] The mind exists at individual points in metric space but shares a single point in sub-space.

Can you please explain what "metric space" is and what you mean by "sub-space"?

When you say "the mind", do you mean human minds, or something else (like God)? Does, for example, your mind exist at individual points in metric space?

Your statement seems to imply that one point in sub-space corresponds to many points in metric space. What is the mapping between metric space and sub-space? Can I see your maths?

This idea is reminiscent of the idea that reality has layers.

Is it? What do you mean by "layers" to reality? What makes a three-layer reality different from a one-layer reality, for instance? Do you have a scientific means for distinguishing what kind of reality we live in?

It also would explain why non local mind can exist.

The mind would be local (concentrated at a single point, in fact) in sub-space, but distributed in metric space. However, this just seems to be a claim, not any sort of proof of concept, so far. Are you going to give us the logical arguments that lead from your premises to your conclusions?

2.] Reality gives error the way logic would.

I don't know what you mean. How does logic give error, and why does reality work the same way? Can you give an example or two?

Recall that scientists have come to a consensus that the universe is like a computer.

That is news to me. In what way is the universe like a computer? Where was this agreed by scientists?

Complete with a processor and spatiotemporal "display screen".

What is the processor for "the universe", and where is the "display screen"? I don't think I'm understanding the analogy, yet.

3.] The human brain resonates between material and immaterial levels of reality.

What do you mean by "resonates"?

Are you saying the brain literally moves so that at some times it is in the "material world" and sometimes it is in an "immaterial" world? And if so, have you managed to show that the immaterial world exists?

How do you know that the brain does this?

Reality has its own frequency.

Like exchemist, I want to know what the frequency is, in Hertz.

What does the frequency have to do with your proof of God?

I welcome comments from all of you.

Thank you. I am looking forward to your detailed replies to our questions.

 

[Pinball1970]

God has been up for debate for centuries. It was only recently that we have come to conclusion on the existence of God. I myself have contributed enormously to the new science of God. Here is a list of logical truths that I have come up with:

1.] The mind exists at individual points in metric space but shares a single point in sub-space. This idea is reminiscent of the idea that reality has layers. It also would explain why non local mind can exist.

2.] Reality gives error the way logic would. Recall that scientists have come to a consensus that the universe is like a computer. Complete with a processor and spatiotemporal "display screen".

3.] The human brain resonates between material and immaterial levels of reality. Reality has its own frequency.

I welcome comments from all of you.

There is no science of god, this is something you have made up.

 

[Pinball1970]

God has been up for debate for centuries. It was only recently that we have come to conclusion on the existence of God. I myself have contributed enormously to the new science of God. Here is a list of logical truths that I have come up with:

1.] The mind exists at individual points in metric space but shares a single point in sub-space. This idea is reminiscent of the idea that reality has layers. It also would explain why non local mind can exist.

2.] Reality gives error the way logic would. Recall that scientists have come to a consensus that the universe is like a computer. Complete with a processor and spatiotemporal "display screen".

3.] The human brain resonates between material and immaterial levels of reality. Reality has its own frequency.

I welcome comments from all of you.

God has been up for debate for centuries. It was only recently that we have come to conclusion on the existence of God. I myself have contributed enormously to the new science of God. Here is a list of logical truths that I have come up with:

1.] The mind exists at individual points in metric space but shares a single point in sub-space. This idea is reminiscent of the idea that reality has layers. It also would explain why non local mind can exist.

2.] Reality gives error the way logic would. Recall that scientists have come to a consensus that the universe is like a computer. Complete with a processor and spatiotemporal "display screen".

3.] The human brain resonates between material and immaterial levels of reality. Reality has its own frequency.

I welcome comments from all of you.

Just to put this in context.

One problem you have is defining god, there is another thread on here that posed the same question.

If you cannot define something to start with, how do you go about looking for it? Studying it?

There are some claims that god is outside of space and time, that will make such a being impossible to study.

“Science” is a method of finding things out about our universe, you cannot apply that method to things that not in the material realm.


So you cannot apply things like frequency, single point, space, brains, computers and screen to a god.


You can define all of those things, specify those things, apply them, measure them.


How would go about doing that with a god?

 

[foghorn]

Just a long shot...
The talk of 'reality' in the OP sounds like spellbound's at it again.

 

[Apostic777]

Welcome to sciforums, Apoptic777.

Who is "we", in this context?

Is it not the case that different people have come to very different conclusions about the existence of God?

I suppose you have a book to sell, or a youtube channel to advertise, then? Or have you only published in peer-reviewed scientific journals?

See Sarkus's post on "logical truths".

Can you please explain what "metric space" is and what you mean by "sub-space"?

Metric space can be thought of as many points that has its origin from a single source, namely subspace which is one point. If y0u think about it, everything comes from a single source. That source is within all of us. But most of us don't access it. If we did, we would experience something called Christ consciousness.

When you say "the mind", do you mean human minds, or something else (like God)? Does, for example, your mind exist at individual points in metric space?

Your statement seems to imply that one point in sub-space corresponds to many points in metric space. What is the mapping between metric space and sub-space? Can I see your maths?

The math can be expressed as a many to one endomorphism. In other words, it maps the source to the target. The target is everything. The source is one thing.

Is it? What do you mean by "layers" to reality? What makes a three-layer reality different from a one-layer reality, for instance? Do you have a scientific means for distinguishing what kind of reality we live in?

Because reality is both the subset as well as the power set of itself it can be thought of containing itself because it can only serve as its own source and target. So everything in reality, comes from reality. And thus reality exists within reality or is nested within reality.

The mind would be local (concentrated at a single point, in fact) in sub-space, but distributed in metric space. However, this just seems to be a claim, not any sort of proof of concept, so far. Are you going to give us the logical arguments that lead from your premises to your conclusions?

If I am correct, then the material world is an illusion. And if the mind is a priori, then it can expand beyond the skull. And become entangled with reality. Thus influencing it. Although we lack evidence of this at the moment, it can be logically deduced.

I don't know what you mean. How does logic give error, and why does reality work the same way? Can you give an example or two?

That is news to me. In what way is the universe like a computer? Where was this agreed by scientists?

A simple google search would suffice.

What is the processor for "the universe", and where is the "display screen"? I don't think I'm understanding the analogy, yet.

In 2017 it was discovered that the universe is a hologram. The universe is isomorphic to the information at the surface of its boundary.

What do you mean by "resonates"?

You can define resonates as the scientific definition. It's a crystal clear definition.

Are you saying the brain literally moves so that at some times it is in the "material world" and sometimes it is in an "immaterial" world? And if so, have you managed to show that the immaterial world exists?

Again, if I am correct then everything is within consciousness rather than the opposite.

How do you now that the brain does this?

It's a logical conclusion from empirical data. I'm trying to logically prove my subjective experiences.

You can think of frequency as the energy of reality. Due to the mass - energy equivalence.

 

[DaveC426913]

If y0u think about it, everything comes from a single source. That source is within all of us.

I have thought about it and conclude that this is a belief of yours, originating from your religious views.

But most of us don't access it. If we did, we would experience something called Christ consciousness.

Are you aware that not all people - in fact, not even most - follow the Christian faith?

Are you now going to tell is that yours is the best and everyone else's is dumb?

 

[geordief]

"A single source.That source is within all of us"
Hmm,let me guess.4 letters? Beginning with the letter "a" ?

Latin or english?

 

[James R]

Apostic777:

I'm not seeing much science in your "science of God", so far. Do you have any?

You said that "everything is in consciousness". What, then, is "reality"? Is it distinct from consciousness, or part of it?

Whose consciousness is everything in? Yours? Or is that where the God comes in?

Metric space can be thought of as many points that has its origin from a single source, namely subspace which is one point.

Is it a thing, or an abstract mathematical model of a thing?

If y0u think about it, everything comes from a single source.

That's not at all obvious to me, just from thinking about it. Can you prove it?

That source is within all of us.

So, the source of, say, Mount Everest is within all of us.

How did Mount Everest get out of all of us?

Also, it seems to me that individual human beings don't last forever. In fact, science thinks that Mount Everest was here before there were any human beings. So, where was the source of Mount Everest when there was no "all of us"?

But most of us don't access it. If we did, we would experience something called Christ consciousness.

Are you able to access it? Do you experience Christ consciousness? What is it?

The math can be expressed as a many to one endomorphism.

What's an endomorphism?

And I take it you're not going to show me the actual math. Why not? Have you actually done any math for your "science of God"?

Because reality is both the subset as well as the power set of itself it can be thought of containing itself because it can only serve as its own source and target. So everything in reality, comes from reality. And thus reality exists within reality or is nested within reality.

Are reality and consciousness both the same thing, then? Why two words for the same thing?

Doee the math show this?

If I am correct, then the material world is an illusion.

You don't know you're correct, then? Your "science of God" is incomplete and/or untested?

And if the mind is a priori, then it can expand beyond the skull.

How do you know? Does the math show that?

And become entangled with reality.

What do you mean by "entangled", in this context?

Isn't it your claim that the mind and reality are the same thing?

Thus influencing it. Although we lack evidence of this at the moment, it can be logically deduced.

Can you please link me to the logical proof, then?

Thanks.

A simple google search would suffice.

I can't find any agreement by scientists than the universe is like a computer. Can you help?

In 2017 it was discovered that the universe is a hologram.

Who discovered it? Was the discovery published? Where can I read about this discovery?

The universe is isomorphic to the information at the surface of its boundary.

Who proved that the universe has a boundary? Where is the boundary? Where can I read about this?

You can define resonates as the scientific definition. It's a crystal clear definition.

I asked you how you define it. You don't need to worry about how I can define it, for now.

Again, if I am correct then everything is within consciousness rather than the opposite.

What do you mean by "within". Is there something outside consciousness? Or did you mean to say that everything is consciousness? Your meaning is not very clear.

It's a logical conclusion from empirical data.

Please post the relevant empirical data (or links to it) and the chain of logical that proves your claim.

Thanks.

I'm trying to logically prove my subjective experiences.

So you're yet to find an actual logical argument. You're just trying to find one?

You can think of frequency as the energy of reality.

Nah. I prefer to think of frequency in the usual scientific way. Frequency isn't energy.

You didn't tell me the frequency of reality in Hertz. Why not? Did you forget? Or haven't you worked it out yet?

I look forward to seeing some actual science in your next reply, Apostic777. Because, so far, you haven't posted any.

Also, when are you going to explain your science of God? So far, you've talked about minds and consciousness and "reality" (whatever that is), but not at all about God, although you did mention something you called "Christ consciousness".

Where's your science of God?

 

[foghorn]

What is the frequency of reality, in Hz, please?

60 Hz = One born every minute.

 

[Pinball1970]

If I am correct, then the material world is an illusion. And if the mind is a priori, then it can expand beyond the skull. And become entangled with reality. Thus influencing it. Although we lack evidence of this at the moment, it can be logically deduced.

Garbled nonsense.

 

[C C]

[...] If I am correct, then the material world is an illusion. And if the mind is a priori, then it can expand beyond the skull. And become entangled with reality. Thus influencing it. Although we lack evidence of this at the moment, it can be logically deduced. [...]

You need to post a reference to something that integrates an apparent hodgepodge of items into a coherent conception. As it stands, you seem to be throwing in dashes of everything from Kant to holographic principle to simulation hypothesis to externalism to metric space, and treating that mix as a jumble of magical gesticulations that somehow conjure the Abrahamic God.
_

 

[exchemist]

60 Hz = One born every minute.

Yeah. I wondered if it might be Theorist back in his new guise. But it could also be Spellbound.

 

[foghorn]

Here is a list of logical truths that I have come up with:

So, if you say " I have come up with:" that makes you Spellbound. My bold above.

Two quotes below saying the same thing: One Apostic777 and one Spellbound

The mind exists at individual points in metric space but shares a single point in sub-space. This idea is reminiscent of the idea that reality has layers. It also would explain why non local mind can exist.

Spellbound:

the mind is said to exist at individual points in metric space but share a single point in sub-space.

 

[exchemist]

So, if you say " I have come up with:" that makes you Spellbound. My bold above.

Two quotes below saying the same thing: One Apostic777 and one Spellbound

Spellbound:

Well done. It was the lack of reference to that horse rancher’s CTMU that threw me.

 

[kx000]

The error in reality is the devil, and it caused the fall. When the devil goes downward, those angels move up.