[KiltedWeirdo (OP)]

damn i hate random synchronicities.
we are debating on a hexagon based subatomic existence....
a possibly new subatomic model...
sorry. i know that aint science, but it is creepy.
wait hexagon don't describe it right.
pentagon/hexagon hybrid?
it is at 5, when discharged. but if a neutron holds a fast moving charge, it would be at 6 when charged.

[Origin]

even if it destroys your religion?

What are you talking about??

[KiltedWeirdo (OP)]

even if it destroys your religion?

What are you talking about??

Christians state time ends in revelations. thats why they destroyed perpetual systems. to not be proven wrong.
the antichrist ends the world.
instead, they thought we would grow to be heavenly or more godlike. through another existence.
the afterlife.
energy cannot be created nor destroyed. if time is perpetual it has no end. it disproves Christian beliefs.

[KiltedWeirdo (OP)]

even if it destroys your religion?

What are you talking about??

Christians state time ends in revelations. thats why they destroyed perpetual systems. to not be proven wrong.
the antichrist ends the world.
instead, they thought we would grow to be heavenly or more godlike. through another existence.
the afterlife.
energy cannot be created nor destroyed. if time is perpetual it has no end. it disproves Christian beliefs.

Religion

Scale of time in Jain texts shown logarithmically
Further information: Time and fate deities
Linear and cyclical
See also: Time cycles and Wheel of time
Ancient cultures such as Incan, Mayan, Hopi, and other Native American Tribes – plus the Babylonians, ancient Greeks, Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and others – have a concept of a wheel of time: they regard time as cyclical and quantic,[clarification needed] consisting of repeating ages that happen to every being of the Universe between birth and extinction.[36]

In general, the Islamic and Judeo-Christian world-view regards time as linear[37] and directional,[38] beginning with the act of creation by God. The traditional Christian view sees time ending, teleologically,[39] with the eschatological end of the present order of things, the "end time".

In the Old Testament book Ecclesiastes, traditionally ascribed to Solomon (970–928 BC), time (as the Hebrew word עידן, זמן iddan (age, as in "Ice age") zĕman(time) is often translated) was traditionally regarded[by whom?] as a medium for the passage of predestined events.[citation needed] (Another word, زمان" זמן" zamān, meant time fit for an event, and is used as the modern Arabic, Persian, and Hebrew equivalent to the English word "time".)

Time in Greek mythology
The Greek language denotes two distinct principles, Chronos and Kairos. The former refers to numeric, or chronological, time. The latter, literally "the right or opportune moment", relates specifically to metaphysical or Divine time. In theology, Kairos is qualitative, as opposed to quantitative.[40]

In Greek mythology, Chronos (ancient Greek: Χρόνος) is identified as the Personification of Time. His name in Greek means "time" and is alternatively spelled Chronus (Latin spelling) or Khronos. Chronos is usually portrayed as an old, wise man with a long, gray beard, such as "Father Time". Some English words whose etymological root is khronos/chronos include chronology, chronometer, chronic, anachronism, synchronise, and chronicle.

Time in Kabbalah

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time

[KiltedWeirdo (OP)]

hence why the disc of sabu was shattered. why we hardly found evidence of the sun god in Mayan territory.

[KiltedWeirdo (OP)]

all religions have core simularities. they used what words they had, to explain what they thought. ever since, europe has been acting kinda childish.

[KiltedWeirdo (OP)]

try to see their commonalities as known physics at the time, with their differences being arguments of details.
all of physcis. not god, but time itself.

[Kryptid]

A perpetual motion machine has no relevance to Christianity, so that's a non-sequitur.

Bored Chemist is blunt, but I'm not certain that he's breaking the rules. He's right when he says that your posts don't make sense. Origin, Colin2B and myself all seem to agree on that. I don't personally mean that as an offense. Something just needs to be done about your sentence structure if you want to be understood.

[KiltedWeirdo (OP)]

A perpetual motion machine has no relevance to Christianity, so that's a non-sequitur.

Bored Chemist is blunt, but I'm not certain that he's breaking the rules. He's right when he says that your posts don't make sense. Origin, Colin2B and myself all seem to agree on that. I don't personally mean that as an offense. Something just needs to be done about your sentence structure if you want to be understood.

unless the  holy grail was a perpetual motion machine.
the ark of the covenant?

[KiltedWeirdo (OP)]

believing someone lived thousands of years isn't very scientific btw.

[Kryptid]

They weren't perpetual motion machines.

[KiltedWeirdo (OP)]

They weren't perpetual motion machines.

prove it. beyond any shadow of a doubt.
you stated it. prove it.
you can't. unless you have a theory of everything that states its impossible.
we can keep trying to prove its not possible.
but until we have that working understanding of everything, we don't truly know.

[KiltedWeirdo (OP)]

body of christ, gods son, could very well mean a smaller version of all existence.
if god=time in heaven=tetra-verse.

[Kryptid]

Because (1) Noether's theorem, and (2) boxes and cups aren't machines.

[KiltedWeirdo (OP)]

you guys keep thinking that i haven't thought well into this. have you considered if i have, but my autism paired with your unwillingness to adjust your thought processes are what is limiting us?
i can't do anything about my autism. maybe you can open up and think more, while making definitive statements less.

[KiltedWeirdo (OP)]

Because (1) Noether's theorem, and (2) boxes and cups aren't machines.

2. what is in the box?
a body or machine?
do we have the dna of christ?
if so, how do we know that dna is of christ?
not some other person?

how did this turn into schrodinger's box?
is the cat a machine or dead body? lol

[Kryptid]

No machine in the box, no.

[KiltedWeirdo (OP)]

No machine in the box, no.

proof. or is that your belief. lol. science bro. prove it please. prove that a perpetual machine could not be in the box. cause if time and atoms both have perpetuality in it, you just worked yourself into a box.

[Kryptid]

Remember what I said about Noether's theorem?

[KiltedWeirdo (OP)]

Remember what I said about Noether's theorem?

describe time please. if atoms are allowed perpetual systems, describe time.
when does it stop?
and don't quote scripture.
what if time is a 2nd perpetual system. and nature used Neother's theorem to loop time on us.
it would explain Mandella effect. as physics.
improper data processing. mixing of existences to reform a crashed universe. no need for big bang.
more like, smaller bangs. on an overall loop.
where does big bang get its incoming energy? tesseracts from the multiverse maybe?