At the beginning of the 21st century, there is
sufficient knowledge to complete the by now
almost eternal cycle. But who is in a position
to set the course?
It is in the nature of things that there is no well-trodden path for an opportunity that has existed never before. Nor does it really fall within anyone's competence or scope of responsibility. Nor is there any pressing need for action. Or should we continue this game, which – after all - is no game at all, for a few or several generations further? Not an easy decision! Either way, somehow or other, at some point, the sun will rise. |
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Why is there actually something and not just
nothing?
continue: 2kugel.comThis question is the oldest and most fundamental question that has ever existed. To answer this question, you have to start from the very beginning. The very beginning is where the question no longer arises: "What was there before?" ABSOLUTELY NOTHING is the only term that no longer raises the question: "What was there before?" Absolutely nothing has never existed, because if there had ever been absolutely nothing, it would have always stayed that way. Because in absolute nothingness there would of course have been no possibility that this state would ever change, because even the slightest possibility would have been more than absolutely nothing. SOMETHING has therefore always been there, because if this SOMETHING had come into being, there would have been absolutely (without exception) nothing before its creation and it would have always stayed that way. However, why hasn't there been nothing without exception and why did it not remain so? |