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This is a thread for actual advanced discussion, there is one like it on another game I play, I find it to be quite enjoyable.

The topic for the current discussion will always be in this post.

Current Topic: Human Mental Comprehension.

In simple terms. The limit of the human minds understanding of the world surrounding it, there are 4 topics that can be discussed branching off of this.

God
Universe
Self Awareness.
Time, real or not.

Next person to post chose one of those topics, though i will put down my suggestion.

Time.

Time is the process of which the human mind measures movement through the process of aging of every object in this world.
But time did no exist before man created the clock in some aspects. And if time had a beginning, then thus everything had a beginning, thus disproving both the theories of god and some of the theories of the universe.

So by discussing this topic it would be easy to get all 3 of them with less work .

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The clock is the way we MEASURE time, not time itself. Therefore, time exsisted before the clock. If time was reliant on the clock, that means if everybody in the world stops their clock, would the sun still go down and up? ofc it would, the clock has nothing to do with it, time progresses whether we will it or not, it is one of the laws of the universe.

Time did have a begining. Your assuming that God is reliant on time, the same as us. He is the one who created the law of time. If time had a begining, we must pose the question, what made it begin? Can something come from nothing, by nothing, with nothing? ofc not, so something must have created time, something that is independant of the laws of the universe. In other words, God. God created time, and He exsisted without it, and is therefore independant of it.

Also, i don't see where you drew the conclusion "thus, everything has a begining" from the statement "time has a begining."