Interesting Notion On The Universe

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I recently came across this clip from a star trek TNG episode and thought it presented an interesting view of the universe

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[Cluny the Scourge]

Picard's belief is that of the sincere agnostic. These are my own conclusions - the complexity and ineffability of the universe means that the explanation behind it all is ungraspable - and you should simply relax and assume that the only one true faith is that everything will be alright.

Nagilum totally rocked in that episode:

"To understand death, I must amass information on every aspect of it. The experiments shouldn't take more than a third of your crew, maybe half."

[the Eternal Cocoon]

Picard's belief is that of the sincere agnostic. These are my own conclusions - the complexity and ineffability of the universe means that the explanation behind it all is ungraspable - and you should simply relax and assume that the only one true faith is that everything will be alright.

or that nothing will be alright. But whats it matter?

there is a book by voltaire called cadidate that deals with the subject ( of whether things will be alright or not). Even if universal understanding is unreachable ( which I dont belive), we still have the power to change out curcumstances, which means that lying down and taking it is an illogical thing to do.