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• A comment on Conversation: What is the Mayan calendar really telling us?

  Mar 27 2012: i think that mayan calender was how mayan people kept track of time..
  its just like gregorian or other calenders.
  i dont remember exactly but i heard that mayan calender stops , that it isnt calculated anylong after specific date .....
  so actually , it can have a meaning or it might completely be random.
  no idea there.....

• A reply on Conversation: who is right, free will or determinism. ?

  Mar 27 2012: agreed...
  btw......i think when determinism says that everything is calculated .......its a result that we deduced like if we can say where an atom can be after some time we can say everything else. like its not impossible just very,very much difficult.

• A reply on Conversation: who is right, free will or determinism. ?

  Mar 27 2012: i think our previous decisions cant be counted as deterministic , as they are originally done by us.
  coz if it is so again my argument is valid that it will contradict itself.
  also in your case free-will chose determinism ( as decisions made by us determiine other things. ) n as i showed above its valid. dont that proves free-will correct.?????

• A reply on Conversation: who is right, free will or determinism. ?

  Mar 27 2012: convincing.....
  agreed

• A reply on Conversation: who is right, free will or determinism. ?

  Mar 27 2012: convincing..........

• A reply on Conversation: who is right, free will or determinism. ?

  Mar 27 2012: hello peter,
  i agree with you, that its different from 2 different perspectives .
  do you mean to say that as god created world and he determined our free-will, so naturally world is dereministic.
  also please explain "matter has to exist for time to exist?" and elaborate "he made the universe complete with time , it will run its course '& he will remove it again. (remove what again ? time ?)

• A reply on Conversation: who is right, free will or determinism. ?

  Mar 26 2012: i dont understand what you are trying to say?

• A reply on Conversation: who is right, free will or determinism. ?

  Mar 26 2012: well , initially when we are starting our experiment we are assuming that we start from zero , so i dont think we can say that before deciding anything initially that decision is also goverened by free-will or determinism.
  and also you said even if universe is deterministic its not precisely predictable , so dosnt that mean free-will right (assumin there is nothing like partial-determinism )
  rest of the part totally agreed.

• A reply on Conversation: who is right, free will or determinism. ?

  Mar 26 2012: actually im an atheist , but still f you think about it...........
  actually , what you are you talking about is from two different perspectives. like its determined from gods view and free-will'ed from mans.
  also even though god is out of time how would it make any difference or to say that god's frame of reference is universal frame of reference that is right?

• A comment on Conversation: This Question is for the people that believe in god. (Atheist views also please)

  Mar 25 2012: i think that these concepts about hell and heaven are made by different systems about god created by different men from different religions. if you ar christtian or muslim or hindu or jew, facts change ...the similarities that we observe about these religions might be because of human behaviour. like concept of hell and heaven is there in almost every religion. but it might be just because of facts that we dont take things seriously unless we find importance in them. may be that is why the religion puts the condition of if's , then's, but's. but still there are some religions that dont say so. the tribes living in deep forest take nature itself as gods, and if you observe so then its totally convincing..
  afterall faith in god is just like any other random liking or disliking. because you believe what you find sense in.....in same way that . just like you like black and not red. i think thus the faith of two people is not at all related.