Are We Capable of Knowing The Truths Of The Universe?

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[@elijahrenz4058]

very well done. That "certainty" is difficult to pinpoint. You said that "There is something there. That needs.... I don't know if it NEEDS...an explanation.. might be available to us at some point in the future." That's a really great point. Considering if there wasn't a NEED for an explanation, you know, without life and the 'something' making any sense, it's difficult. It's difficult. I one hundred percent agree there is something there. And though I can't prove the need for an explanation, I'd tend to lean towards the fact that it needs an explanation. Like, the hole inside us. There wouldn't be a hole without something to fill it, or something that was once there. When was it there, or when will it ever be there? I can't say for sure.

[@nicholasG5403]

Dam you blew my mind

[@prophedeus8075]

As always i did enjoy this vid. It is a interesting question to ask: Are we capable of knowing the truths of the universe? From my point of view to many people are way to short sided and ignorant to be able to see and comprehend everything as a whole in a clear perspective that is. And yeah i am still here to make my voice known ;) Also the sheep that are sleeping so far is hard to wake up ya know. Just saying.

[@spaceman3611]

Otherwise of being a christian, i deeply think we are the universe and our energy can't die, we might be recycling each time we die.

[@stevo5976]

Since we can't know it, we instead just make some stuff up and believe that with faith lol. So silly. There is 5 billion people who aren't Christian? Who's right? Them or you?