Why is the Universe a Thing?

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What was the very first thing to actually appear into existence?

Why did the universe evolve the way it did?

Why did living even become a thing?

Our only goal in life is to live, right? Then why is it death became a thing?

I doubt anyone will ever be able to get a direct answer to these without putting theories into the books.
 
Unknown Entity said:
What was the very first thing to actually appear into existence?

Why did the universe evolve the way it did?

Why did living even become a thing?

Our only goal in life is to live, right? Then why is it death became a thing?

I doubt anyone will ever be able to get a direct answer to these without putting theories into the books.
Questions I ask myself all the time...
I try to forget these when possible since it mostly causes stress, when whenever something makes me thing of it, I can't stop for a while...
 
It's all about Science. Or History and Science.

We are all born to live on Earth to experience the life, and enjoy whatever there is out there, and entertainment. You only live once, and you grow old, then you pass away. There are so many questions and answers regarding this topic.

If none of this Science ever happened - if none of the stars or galaxies were born - well, we wouldn't exist at the time.

Or what is the purpose?

Yoshiman222 said:
Unknown Entity said:
What was the very first thing to actually appear into existence?

Why did the universe evolve the way it did?

Why did living even become a thing?

Our only goal in life is to live, right? Then why is it death became a thing?

I doubt anyone will ever be able to get a direct answer to these without putting theories into the books.
Questions I ask myself all the time...
I try to forget these when possible since it mostly causes stress, when whenever something makes me thing of it, I can't stop for a while...
Definitely don't think about it if you think this way. Happens to most people who have disabilities.
 
None of those questions can be answered with an answer with absolute truth. So like for me, I believe that God was the first thing to exist, since I believe he created the universe. However, many people I'm assuming don't agree with that, and believe in some other origin story from a different religion/belief. None of them can be proven 100% factual, all of them take faith in whatever you believe in. So I guess I'm saying you're not going to find a yes/no type answer to these questions. Personally I think that these types phenomena can't ever be answered from a human perspective.
 
Justin said:
None of those questions can be answered with an answer with absolute truth. So like for me, I believe that God was the first thing to exist, since I believe he created the universe. However, many people I'm assuming don't agree with that, and believe in some other origin story from a different religion/belief. None of them can be proven 100% factual, all of them take faith in whatever you believe in. So I guess I'm saying you're not going to find a yes/no type answer to these questions. Personally I think that these phenomena can't ever be answered from a human perspective.
100% agree with you, Justin. Couldn't of said it better myself.

YoshiMan, why does it stress you out...? I don't see how thinking about that would give you stress.
 
Yoshiman222 said:
Unknown Entity said:
What was the very first thing to actually appear into existence?

Why did the universe evolve the way it did?

Why did living even become a thing?

Our only goal in life is to live, right? Then why is it death became a thing?

I doubt anyone will ever be able to get a direct answer to these without putting theories into the books.
Questions I ask myself all the time...
I try to forget these when possible since it mostly causes stress, when whenever something makes me thing of it, I can't stop for a while...
Same thing. I really don't know why it stresses me out.
 
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That's not a question we can answer because to do so we'd have to understand something far more complex than ourselves, which is logically impossible.

That's why any estimation of the "meaning of life" has to deal with the fact that we can never know if there's an objective purpose to our existence. That's not to say that there isn't one, just that we can't know what it is or if it's even there. We can give ourselves our own purposes to make our lives meaningful but they have to acknowledge the dichotomy between our search for a purpose and the inability of the universe to provide us with one.
 
Psychoreal Priest of Mu said:
That's not a question we can answer because to do so we'd have to understand something far more complex than ourselves, which is logically impossible.

That's why any estimation of the "meaning of life" has to deal with the fact that we can never know if there's an objective purpose to our existence. That's not to say that there isn't one, just that we can't know what it is or if it's even there. We can give ourselves our own purposes to make our lives meaningful but they have to acknowledge the dichotomy between our search for a purpose and the inability of the universe to provide us with one.
so my taco bell theory is correct
 
MattC said:
Psychoreal Priest of Mu said:
That's not a question we can answer because to do so we'd have to understand something far more complex than ourselves, which is logically impossible.

That's why any estimation of the "meaning of life" has to deal with the fact that we can never know if there's an objective purpose to our existence. That's not to say that there isn't one, just that we can't know what it is or if it's even there. We can give ourselves our own purposes to make our lives meaningful but they have to acknowledge the dichotomy between our search for a purpose and the inability of the universe to provide us with one.
so my taco bell theory is correct

no but it's a good an answer as any
 
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