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This question is a very philosophical one, as it questions the most fundamental part of our human existence. Now, people have an innate desire to worship or believe in a transcendent deity or spirituality of some kind. I mean, every ancient culture had some kind of religion, mostly polytheistic deities like Osiris, Zeus, Set, etc. However, what makes the Christian God, the Muslim God, or the Jewish God (they all worship the same one, the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, with differences like the Holy Trinity) differed from those gods? There is only one. Well, the Christian God (I am a Catholic) is not just an item in the universe. He doesn't need us to worship Him to exist. I personally like Aquinas's definition of God: the non-contingent foundation from which all continent things rise. God cannot be proven on merely empirical grounds because He specifically created things that can be empirically verified. That is just a category error in questions God's existence. The universe cannot have existed forever because everything inside the universe is contingent and it is finite and is dependent on the Big Bang. Now, let's go one step further, what caused the Big Bang? If gravity is a main perpetrator, then what created gravity? There has to be something that is able to bring gravity and the universe ex nihilo, or else we have an infinite regress problem, or the phrase, "it just happened."
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Intel Coffee Lake/X & Cannon Lake PCH leaked
awesomeness10120 replied to NumLock21's topic in Tech News
So, this is yet another sign from Intel that 10nm is being a little problematic for them? -
Apple Receives Patent For A 'Foldable' iPhone Design
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The iPhone DS: Totally not from Nintendo. -
Apple R&D spend breaks $10B barrier in 2016
awesomeness10120 replied to blaze756's topic in Tech News
Plot twist: it's all for the 7th generation iPod, which will have no headphone jack or charging port. -
https://www.mazdausa.com/vehicles/mx-5-miata?semid=408-534-45-76&providertag=MazdaSEM&servicetag=408-534-45-76&t=1&k_clickid=553a902b-ff04-4c67-b396-dec6f61e2000&k_keyword=mazda mx 5 miata&k_matchtype=Exact&gclid=CjwKEAjw1qHABRDU9qaXs4rtiS0SJADNzJis8g_snbQ2awKh9Smyhuk-KD4nebaxBSh18ybzV3A_mhoCF4fw_wcB Guess Mazda gave up and were like: "Yeah, it's kind of a Miata now."
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OK, despite it being an tiny tiny GPU, GP107 is one of the most interesting things Nvidia has done in a while. Why? Nvidia didn't go with TSMC 16nm and instead went for 14nm. Is this Nvidia telling everyone AMD has a better process? I have no clue.
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*cough**cough*Red Dead 3*cough**cough.
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Samsung washing mashine blows up and gets destroyed
awesomeness10120 replied to Djole123's topic in Tech News
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[Updated] Samsung officially kills Note 7 permanently
awesomeness10120 replied to Master Disaster's topic in Tech News
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AMD reportedly launching Zen and X370 motherboards at CES
awesomeness10120 replied to Coaxialgamer's topic in Tech News
...Do you trust Nvidia and Intel though?