Why does human life exist on earth? Do you feel a purpose to existence? Why or why not? Many believe there is no continuation of consciousness; what is your opinion? If energy exists un-endingly, what happens to our personal energies?
Why is a wrong answer, because it implies and presupposes the existence of a purpose.There is no indication, furthermore no proof, of the Universe or Earth or Life in general having a “purpose”. There are competing ideas that claim a purpose, what we typically find in different religions, but those claims are almost all mutually competing and it is impossible for all of them to be true. It is only possible for one of them to be true, but at the same time it is most likely that those are all wrong.So, an honest answer without presupposing anything, would be “how” did Humans came to be?And the best answer we have so far, supported by pretty much all scientific evidence and predominantly our DNA, suggests that we are members of the family of the Great Apes, with which we share a common ancestor.The “need” for Humans is no different than the “need” for Life in general, and again it is probably the wrong word. Need to which a Human would be the satisfying condition, presupposes a recipient. If you’ve made up a recipient, you can make up the need.
If heaven could exist on earth, would humans have to allow this?
It already does exist. There is no such thing as separation. Separation is a myth. Everything is just ONE thing in highest reality. That means then, that this universe is a part of Heaven, just at a different level of vibration. Vibration is everything. The physical world/universe vibrates at a very LOW level. The heaven (spiritual heaven) you are thinking of, vibrates at a tremendously higher vibratory level. Yet, both coincide in the same place, or as they would say, co-exist in the same space but not at the same vibrational rate or frequency. Think of it just like the electromagnetic spectrum. The human eyes can only see a narrow band of the electro-magnetic spectrum, (about 350 nanometers to about 650 nanometers, to be exact). Yet there are other forms of energy that vibrate, such as microwaves, sound, radio waves, microwaves, which you cannot see with your eyes. Heat is also energy vibrating at a frequency you cannot see, yet you can feel...You cannot see these other forms of energy, yet you know a microwave oven works, a radio works, a TV works, you can hear sound energy with your ears - all these things exist without being visual. That is the same for spiritual heaven (as you think of it). It is vibrating so fast that it is shifted from our reality. It becomes a different reality, but not a separate reality. There is a huge difference between DIFFERENT and SEPARATE.
How can i know reality even exists?
How can I know that reality even exists if anything we think we know is just based on nuerological impulses. @ one time people KNEW the world was flat & burned people alive for suggesting otherwise. Dr. Igmund Semmelweis made groundbreaking discoveries in the medical field by discovering the reduced rate of infections that occured in medical facilities that made frequent use of antiseptics; he was the first person to theorize the existence of these tiny microscopic "bugs" that got into your body & made u sick, called "germs"; they locked him up in a nuthouse, beat him w/ in an inch of his life & he died 2 weeks later. Now, anyone who doesn't believe in germs is crazy.
Does time exist in space?
Yes it does ... the universe exists in 4 dimensions that we can perceive. 3 are spacial (up/down, left/right, forward/back) and the 4th is time. The 4 dimensions are commonly referred to as one ... spacetime. Regardless of how we MEASURE time (in our case it's based on the rotation of earth around the sun) it still exists. Put simply ... it's the reason we remember the past, but have to wait for the future. Even if you were millions of miles from Earth and had never heard the word "hour" before ... you would still remember your past, experience your present, and wait for your future. If time did not exist you would remember your future even though it hadn't happened yet, which as we know is not possible because of the passage of time. Get it?
Clearly, God does not exist. God is not all loving, all knowing, God doesn’t care because there isn’t one. Also Jesus doesn’t exist either.?
Why are some people rich, why are some people poor? If God is real then why do these problems even exist? & Yes it is his fault because he allows suffering on Earth, he allows people to be born poor.
Is it logical to think life exists beyond Earth?
I mean everyone says that if you believe in aliens you're crazy but I don't just mean little green men (lol) but bacteria (Mars perhaps?) Or maybe even intelligent life in another galaxy somewhere far far away. Is it logical to say life exists beyond us?
If life exists in our solar system outside of earth where do you think it is? What is the most likely candidate?
When I was in college biology classes I was most excited about origin-of-life discussions. Of course it was even more speculative than it is now (the data, ideas and theories are much more sophisticated today). There were a lot of ideas about where life "started" - thermal vents under water? Clay surfaces? 'Vesicles' from high surface tension compounds?But I'll share my own speculative thought on that, which I believe is even more likely today: life - as defined by certain advanced chemical processes (Eg synthesis of complex molecules) - didn't start "small". Rather it started at the scale of the entire planet, driven mostly by early weather systems moving chemicals around different energetic and physical environments (such as ocean, land mass, volcanos, high atmosphere - lots of sunlight, lightning and so on).Rather than go into the details, I'll just say the implication is that early life starts at the planetary scale, with the entire planet a single "cell" and therefore ANY planet with a reasonable source of resources and a source of energy is likely to form life. In other words, given a reasonable starting environment, life is inevitable.So to answer the question: I think the most likely candidate for extraterrestrial life is virtually every planet in the Universe.Of course one could reasonably ask "ok - why don't we see it?" But that's not too hard: currently we're looking for intelligent and technological life, able to send radio signals. To hear any would require a huge amount of luck: a radio civilisation might exist only a few hundred years before moving on to other forms of communication. Also, humans may be pretty unique in terms of having a mind that thinks radio is a good idea - and it's that mind that may doom us in a very short time.Most likely the number of radio producing civilisations in the galaxy is vanishingly small, and the odds of us listening at just the right time even smaller.The interesting evidence will be when our tools get good enough to detect CO2 and other compounds in a distant atmosphere - that'll be the real tell.
Prior to its discovery on earth helium's existence was confirmed in the sun. How was this possible?
Astronomers (and chemists) had discovered that specific elements and molecules emitted very specific frequencies of light when heated. The frequencies have to do with the energy level differences in the orbits of electrons. For example, see the Balmer series for the specific lines of emission for electrons dropping to level 2 in hydrogen. Spectral lines were analyzed and identified. After eliminating all the ones that were known, they were left with some that were not explained. From the frequencies, they found the energy levels of the electron orbits, this gave them an idea of the number of electrons and the charge on the nucleus). Because the numbers were small enough, they quickly identified the atom as having 2 protons (and 2 electrons in its neutral state). They called it helium (from Helios, the classical Greek god representing the Sun).
How can humans verify their existence?
Who has ever told that we need to prove that we do in fact exist? Why do we need to prove that? We do not prove even the existence of an atom or a molecule. As far as our evidence show that something exist, we take it as granted and we go on. If we are wrong that wrongness will show itself some day at some place. We do not need to worry about that.Just take as an example the idea that the earth was flat: People thought for a long time that the earth was flat, that the flat earth was at the center of the universe and they lived their life based on that idea until it came a day that they (of course not all of them but some) began to doubt it, because they faced the facts that could not be explained by the idea of the earth being the center of universe: They observed that there were other celestial bodies whose orbits was around other celestial bodies, and such other facts they were observing one by one. and day after day. Then came a day that some could come up with a new idea which could solve the ancient problems already solvable with the wrong idea of the earth being flat and the center of universe. This new idea could explain the facts which the old one could not, and the new idea could explain also why people were wrong about those facts for such a long time.If someone claims that the we do not exist, one should come up with a complete new idea and explain everything that has been mentioned above. That is because we do not prove the existence of a galaxy the way we prove for example that number 7 is prime.If you are searching for a mathematical proof you are in the wrong direction. We base our ideas about the physical properties of the universe based on the facts and the theories that best explain them. Until now that idea that the universe and us exist was successful to explain everything. and it is much easier than the idea that we do not exist at all. If you think that there is a problem, you should be able to go through the same process that has happened until now for any new idea: Show what the problem is and show how your idea fits better with the perceived facts.