Who am I? - Page 71

Originally posted by: finicky2010

I really don't understand a word of whats going on between you two.

Originally posted by: Mister.K.

Good question. I would like to say, pretty much everything under the Sun is being debated here but Sun is just another insignificant particle in the vast space so my answer would be pretty much EVERYTHING there is. The underlying rider is that you can start with everything and go to nothing or start with nothing and go to everything. Or you can start with "I".

Originally posted by: crazy_sunny

How about starting with "I" 😃. So am I an individual entity or just a part of one whole .Lets get that clear first. B coz its imp to first establish if I die with my death or do I persist even after that.If death is final then no use discussing anything further.

Originally posted by: Summer3

Suny Bhai I thought you were a ghost with a hobby of haunting people.😆

well summerbhai, these days its the humans who R haunting me. Their activities R more ghostly than even a ghost like me can imagine

Originally posted by: finicky2010

I really don't understand a word of whats going on between you two.

Originally posted by: Mister.K.

^^ which explains why the entire universe is basically empty. Which also explains why the atoms are basically empty too.

Who is with me in the "nothingness" camp?

Originally posted by: Mister.K.

Physically impossible to travel faster than the speed of light for objects that are at rest to begin with, even assuming your mass is lighter than a photon. At that speed, you would have to come up with "infinite" energy just to go at the speed of light, let alone faster than speed of light.

If you could somehow travel faster than the speed of thought, why would you want to travel along with that thought? Let that thought do the work for you.

(These quotes are killing me!)

Originally posted by: finicky2010

I am in the nothingness camp but I can't seem to get along to your ideas which lead you to nothingness.

Originally posted by: finicky2010

@summer,

you can defy gravity with a certain angular momentum with or without the help of a particular magnetic field. So you may not end up in the same position. There is a hill in himalayas where you defy gravity, most monks go there for meditation. I get a feel that Kailasha parwat (mountain) may have a certain magnetic field surrounding it.

Go to a science musuem, some of them may have a simulating experience of defying gravity. basically they enclose you in a box and rotate the box until it achieves a certain momentum, then you will the weighlessness. How would they otherwise train the astronauts? they need to tie them so they won't lose their position.

This makes me think about space-time paradox, as you defy gravity you nullify the time.

I am still not clear, what Mister. K is trying to say?

Originally posted by: Mister.K.

I made a couple of points here and there in favor of "nothingness" so far and I don't mind consolidating them all into one meaningful paragraph and adding to it a little more but first tell me why "nothingness" makes sense to you and why you want to be in that camp.