Cosmology

onWhat can silence teach us?by
xander
jordanSA...
everything and nothing

philosophy
physics
literature
onExperiment: How is whatever's happening serving the greater good?by
jordan
MalcolmOcean...
This vibes a lot with the very potent idea of exaptation, whose spiritual implications are illuminated well in Reinventing the Sacred by Stuart Kauffman, showing that the cosmos tends to take advantage of whatever overhangs show up, making new possibilities out of everything....

philosophy
cosmology
science-and-spirituality
onWhat does everyone get wrong about entropy, and why does it matter?: Physicistsby
UpTrust Admin
ActionTraction55...
Focus. When you introduce the term interesting you introduce a uniquely human element/consideration that has nothing to do with the physical laws of the universe....
philosophy
epistemology
physics
Fredwage...
Why is existence the way it is?

philosophy
metaphysics
existentialism
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onPeople are arrogant, selfish, self serving, icy cold and distant to each other's suffering, disinterested in learning how and why to make decisions that are pivotal to their's and other's well being. And the kindest people are very often the cruelest to others when made angry.byWayne Nirenberg
EditecinConstructive Skeptical Philosophy...
True enough. Little known fact about that symbiosis. The speed of dark has to be faster than the speed of light because otherwise, where did the light go when the big bang first created light?

physics
astronomy
cosmology
dara_like_saraSA...
Life of Chuck
I saw Life of Chuck with a couple friends a few days ago. They reference Carl Sagan- “We are latecomers. We live in the last moments of the Cosmic Calendar. The history of the universe is immense, almost beyond comprehension....
philosophy
existentialism
astronomy

cosmology

Life of Chuck