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I'd like to see your opinions on my speculation on the huge bug of science.
Science is experiment-based, humans are however incapable of stepping outside of our own space to do experiments. That is to say, science is incapable of detecting even the simplest existences as long as they don't lie within our own space/realm.
On the other hand, spirituality as an advocate from the very beginning of humanity is never about existences lying within our own realm/space. Rather it's always about things lying outside of our realm/space, which science is not futile about but also completely irrelevant. This inability of humankind may lead to the hugest bug our human science may have introduced.
Due to our inability to detect existences outside of our space, which our 5 senses can detect, we somehow have to (by ability) assume that our universe is made of a simple 3D space. In truth however, this simpleton assumption may be wrong (very wrong). Our universe can be made of multiple 3D spaces acting upon each other. Genesis 1:1, in the beginning God created heavens... The plural form of Heaven may well represent that God created multiple spaces in order to achieve the formation of our universe and to facilitate the Earth we are now seeing and knowing.
Subsequently our naive assumption tells us that dark matters and dark energy shall lie within this universe which we may wrongly assume it a simple 3D space. We don't have the ability to calculate inter-space forces if there are any. We can't find dark matters and dark energy possibly because they are results of matters in multiple spaces interacting with each other, in order to form the universe we superficially perceive.
Quantum physics seems to say the same, it cannot be modeled by a simple 3D space/time concept.
What would you say, especially fellow Christian scientists.
Science is experiment-based, humans are however incapable of stepping outside of our own space to do experiments. That is to say, science is incapable of detecting even the simplest existences as long as they don't lie within our own space/realm.
On the other hand, spirituality as an advocate from the very beginning of humanity is never about existences lying within our own realm/space. Rather it's always about things lying outside of our realm/space, which science is not futile about but also completely irrelevant. This inability of humankind may lead to the hugest bug our human science may have introduced.
Due to our inability to detect existences outside of our space, which our 5 senses can detect, we somehow have to (by ability) assume that our universe is made of a simple 3D space. In truth however, this simpleton assumption may be wrong (very wrong). Our universe can be made of multiple 3D spaces acting upon each other. Genesis 1:1, in the beginning God created heavens... The plural form of Heaven may well represent that God created multiple spaces in order to achieve the formation of our universe and to facilitate the Earth we are now seeing and knowing.
Subsequently our naive assumption tells us that dark matters and dark energy shall lie within this universe which we may wrongly assume it a simple 3D space. We don't have the ability to calculate inter-space forces if there are any. We can't find dark matters and dark energy possibly because they are results of matters in multiple spaces interacting with each other, in order to form the universe we superficially perceive.
Quantum physics seems to say the same, it cannot be modeled by a simple 3D space/time concept.
What would you say, especially fellow Christian scientists.
