My Reflections

The following is a dialogue between the two young thinkers Philo and Sophia in their living room. Philo:  Look, Sophia! There's a fairy sitting right next to you! Sophia:  No there is not! I don't see the fairy, you must be lying Philo, or making a joke. There is no fairy sitting next to me! Philo: No, I'm telling the truth, there's a fairy sitting right next to you. I can see her! Sophia: You can't be serious, Philo. There isn't any fairy sitting next to me. But then again, I see your face, I see your eyes. I see how serious you look. This is not how you look when you are kidding, Philo, this not how you look when you are lying, Philo. Philo: No, yes, you're right! I'm definitely not lying or kidding right now Sophia, look, oh look! She's flying in the air now, dancing above your head! Twirling, twirling, dancing, dancing. Sophia: You don't seem to be lying or kidding. But how can what you say be true? I cannot see the fairy, I can n...

My last post was about God, the supernatural being, religion, and the nature of religion, et cetera. I outlined that there are the following types of gods that can exist: 1. The Mathematical God, which is Everything. It can also be called Nature. 2. The Physical God, a which is within the Mathematical God, within Nature and has immense power compared to the power of us humans. Note that there could be several layers to Physical Gods, e.g. there are Physical Gods of even more power than the Physical Gods we know. In this post, I will further my philosophical journey and I will talk about the Nature of Everything. What is the Nature of Everything? In The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy, it is 42, but that doesn't tell us much. I've always interpreted that as there is no real answer to the Nature of Everything, us humans have to figure it out and interpret it, so the book can't tell us that. This post details my answer to the Nature of Everything. So what is Everything?...