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I believe this to be the answer to all the universal, unanswered questions.

Well, a few views compacted together to get my final idea of how it all happened.
Christianity says that God created everything. Christianity also says that what goes up must come down. What starts must end.

But wait, what if I asked the simple question of who/what created God? He couldn’t have created himself. That’s impossible.
The answer is very simple: ‘God’ Always existed. There was no start. Life has always existed. It never started, it will never end.
Now then, that we got that cleared up, lets go on to a more realistic topic.
Instead of saying an invisible man blinked his eyes a couple times and built a planet full of life in a couple of days, lets look at it with from a logical point of view, in which I will believe.
Life has always existed. A specific species on a planet will grow intelligent. Maybe, multiple species in some cases. But, these creatures evolve and grow and keep becoming more and more intelligent. Through their existence, this/these species builds and attempts to create intelligence. It begins as an artificial intelligence (AI) which is what we, as humans, have today. As they get better and learn more, they eventually build ‘robots’, these robots come to get the ability to learn and think for themselves. Soon after, or maybe long after, can’t be sure. They create a living organism. This begins as a bud and eventually grows into a fully developed whatever-it-is. This ‘man’-made organism is ‘born’ it grows, it lives, and it dies. Because of their long awaited successful test, they create two of the new species that can actually mate with each other and breed. They create ‘life’. This not-so artificial organism now has the ability to live, strive, and create new life. This has obviously taken hundreds of thousands, possibly millions, of years. Because our “Species A and or B” is smart, they didn’t completely focus on creating new life. They also worked on Astronomy/space travel all the while as well. By this time they have created a ship that can travel near infinite distances.
Because their planet (A and B) is becoming overcrowded, as ours is today, they decide to send species C (The ‘artificial’ one) as well as many other different artificial species, to a new galaxy/universe/place. They eventually find a planet that can sustain their species, and they drop them off. They possibly live there, on the planet for a little while to help the new-born population grow and become used to the planet until they can live on their own. After they are a self-sustaining species, Species A and/or B leave and go back to their planet.

I could go on for awhile, but might as well leave it at that. I am thinking about writing a book about it. But this is honestly the most logical explanation I can think of for everything.
I’d like to hear your opinions on this. What do you think? Possible? There was no beginning. Although hard for humans to imagine, there was no beginning to life. It was, and always will be, there.
If my hypothesis is true (Can’t say theory yet, need more evidence, I think.), then we have evidence of: Life on other planets, when/why our planet was started, the explanation to our existence, and a bunch of other things as well.
I can answer any questions, but there is too much to be able to put into this short amount of space to be able to keep people like you, who are not necessarily wanting to read a book right now, entertained. Again, I’d like your opinion, and if you are confused because I am not very good at explaining things, please ask and I’ll be glad to answer to the best I can.
Thanks for reading, fellow C Species. Sorry it was so long.

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An Unknown Location | 1 year ago (5 minutes after post)

Let me know with your feedback. If you know anybody that might be interested in this topic, please invite them.
Also, if you’ve got any ideas about how everything was created, or something along these lines, such as the idea of existence in general, I would love to hear that as well.
Again, invite anybody that might be interested in this, I really want to know every bodies opinion.

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*Sigh* My view on religion/creation/everything I am satisfied with this to be the answer to every question.

Well, a few views compacted together to get my final idea of how it all happened.
Christianity says that God created everything. Christianity also says that what goes up must come down. What starts must end.

But wait, what if I asked the simple question of who/what created God? He couldn’t have created himself. That’s impossible.
The answer is very simple: ‘God’ Always existed. There was no start. Life has always existed. It never started, it will never end.
Now then, that we got that cleared up, lets go on to a more realistic topic.
Instead of saying an invisible man blinked his eyes a couple times and built a planet full of life in a couple of days, lets look at it with from a logical point of view, in which I will believe.
Life has always existed. A specific species on a planet will grow intelligent. Maybe, multiple species in some cases. But, these creatures evolve and grow and keep becoming more and more intelligent. Through their existence, this/these species builds and attempts to create intelligence. It begins as an artificial intelligence (AI) which is what we, as humans, have today. As they get better and learn more, they eventually build ‘robots’, these robots come to get the ability to learn and think for themselves. Soon after, or maybe long after, can’t be sure. They create a living organism. This begins as a bud and eventually grows into a fully developed whatever-it-is. This ‘man’-made organism is ‘born’ it grows, it lives, and it dies. Because of their long awaited successful test, they create two of the new species that can actually mate with each other and breed. They create ‘life’. This not-so artificial organism now has the ability to live, strive, and create new life. This has obviously taken hundreds of thousands, possibly millions, of years. Because our “Species A and or B” is smart, they didn’t completely focus on creating new life. They also worked on Astronomy/space travel all the while as well. By this time they have created a ship that can travel near infinite distances.
Because their planet (A and B) is becoming overcrowded, as ours is today, they decide to send species C (The ‘artificial’ one) as well as many other different artificial species, to a new galaxy/universe/place. They eventually find a planet that can sustain their species, and they drop them off. They possibly live there, on the planet for a little while to help the new-born population grow and become used to the planet until they can live on their own. After they are a self-sustaining species, Species A and/or B leave and go back to their planet.

I could go on for awhile, but might as well leave it at that. I am thinking about writing a book about it. But this is honestly the most logical explanation I can think of for everything.
I’d like to hear your opinions on this. What do you think? Possible? There was no beginning. Although hard for humans to imagine, there was no beginning to life. It was, and always will be, there.
If my hypothesis is true (Can’t say theory yet, need more evidence, I think.), then we have evidence of: Life on other planets, when/why our planet was started, the explanation to our existence, and a bunch of other things as well.
I can answer any questions, but there is too much to be able to put into this short amount of space to be able to keep people like you, who are not necessarily wanting to read a book right now, entertained. Again, I’d like your opinion, and if you are confused because I am not very good at explaining things, please ask and I’ll be glad to answer to the best I can.
Thanks for reading, fellow C Species. Sorry it was so long.

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An Unknown Location | 1 year ago (18 minutes after post)

I don’t like mystery. I need solidity. I need realistic evidence. If it’s approachable, it’s possible. And if it is something that will always be a mystery, I don’t see that as approachable. That’s more like a solid wall that stops you from moving forward.

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An Unknown Location | 1 year ago (47 minutes after post)

This is mostly just putting ideas out there, if I was too write a book on it, it would be explained in much more detail, spread out a little more, and I would mix the ideas together in more of a chronological order. It would make more sense, but it doesn’t seem like people are actually interested in this topic. I didn’t get very much feedback.

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An Unknown Location | 1 year ago (49 minutes after post)

This Chrystal links site may interest you:-

http://www.crystalinks.com/creation.html

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Riverton, NJ, US | 1 year ago (4 hours, 29 minutes after post)

Hmm…
Although I do think it is an interesting explantion, it is not something I would consider to be a theory.

For one, it is really not based on any evidence at all. It’s kind of an explanation that tries to explain itself, if you get my meaning.

It would be a great Sci Fi novel, and it WORKS as an explanation for life, but it is not, I think, the most viable explanation for life.

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An Unknown Location | 1 year ago (4 hours, 34 minutes after post)

Madam, I’m Adam wrote:
Hmm…
Although I do think it is an interesting explantion, it is not something I would consider to be a theory.

For one, it is really not based on any evidence at all. It’s kind of an explanation that tries to explain itself, if you get my meaning.

It would be a great Sci Fi novel, and it WORKS as an explanation for life, but it is not, I think, the most viable explanation for life.

Time of Change wrote:
If my hypothesis is true (Can’t say theory yet, need more evidence, I think.)

I know. I said that.

Of course it’s not the best. But at least it doesn’t go off of things that cannot happen. It is possible in every way. It’s just a little unlikely. But I’ll be going off this, as it’s the closest I can find.

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An Undisclosed Location | 1 year ago (4 hours, 35 minutes after post)

I think you make a lot of broad assumptions, but if you believe it, I’m not going to tell you not to.

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An Unknown Location | 1 year ago (4 hours, 44 minutes after post)

Actually, I kind of want someone to tell me off. I made them broad for two reasons: 1, it would be too long if I went into fine detail. 2, I am just rambling out of curiosity and I don’t exactly think much when I do that…

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An Undisclosed Location | 1 year ago (4 hours, 49 minutes after post)

I’ll go piece by piece to keep it easier for both of us. First thing I noticed was this line: “Christianity also says that what goes up must come down. What starts must end.”

That’s not true. No where in the Christian Bible (or any other Bible I’ve read) does it say that. “What goes up must come down” was kind of a Sir Isaac Newton thing, and “What starts must end” isn’t the exact quote, but it’s really just an old saying.

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An Unknown Location | 1 year ago (5 hours, 5 minutes after post)

I know a really religious man. He saying both of those a lot, and nearly everything he says comes straight from the bible. I was just kind of guessing on that part… Sorry.

Anyway, what about the actual thought, or main idea, of the whole thing? What do you think?

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An Unknown Location | 1 year ago (5 hours, 8 minutes after post)

He was* saying…

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An Undisclosed Location | 1 year ago (5 hours, 23 minutes after post)

Well, like I said, I’ll keep my points easy to respond to. If I went through and nit-picked all at once, we’d wind up writing novels back and forth.

Second thing I noticed. “The answer is very simple: ‘God’ Always existed.”
I ask, if God could have always been, and doesn’t need a creator, why can’t the same be said about the universe? Not only that, but if God always existed, why did he wait for countless eternities before he made anything?

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An Unknown Location | 1 year ago (5 hours, 31 minutes after post)

That’s another thing I noticed after I finished writing it. As you can tell, I kind of only got into it after I said all that. The before things were just there to get my mind running.
The reason I said God like that, is because I was referring to that as God being our creator, in which I later referred to as a normal species that were merely more intelligent than we are.

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Riverton, NJ, US | 1 year ago (5 hours, 41 minutes after post)

Hmmm…

So an infinite loop is what you are proposing?

A species that creates an artificial species, that becomes something more than artificial, that, in turn, creates another species?

Interesting food for thought, and certainly thinking outside of the box. More of a thought experiment than a hypothesis. I mean, if it was presented as a theory, my first argument would be to ask if we are supposedly an artificial species from another planet, why do we have an already rather consistent evolutionary timeline?

Nonetheless, this is a VERY interesting idea.

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Riverton, NJ, US | 1 year ago (5 hours, 44 minutes after post)

And, if we are indeed one of the species that was evolved, and not one that was made, what is this theory other than a statement that could be condensed to:

“What if aliens made scout robots?”

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An Unknown Location | 1 year ago (2 days, 21 hours after post)

you have no life and probly live in your moms basement

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Riverton, NJ, US | 1 year ago (3 days after post)

itz675 wrote:
you have no life and probly live in your moms basement

Lolz!

Your wit is immeasurable, good sir! My hat is off to you!

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An Unknown Location | 1 year ago (3 days, 4 hours after post)

ObamAdam(MIA) wrote:
Hmmm…

So an infinite loop is what you are proposing?

A species that creates an artificial species, that becomes something more than artificial, that, in turn, creates another species?

Interesting food for thought, and certainly thinking outside of the box. More of a thought experiment than a hypothesis. I mean, if it was presented as a theory, my first argument would be to ask if we are supposedly an artificial species from another planet, why do we have an already rather consistent evolutionary timeline?

Nonetheless, this is a VERY interesting idea.

The theory of evolution is still in effect here. It’s not like they brought humans to Earth. We could have evolved from something else. Sure, we have evidence of life that goes way back. Does that mean the people (Or what evolved into people) have always existed on this planet? Would it take us this long to achieve the technology we have now? Surely not.
Obviously I am not stating this to be absolute truth, I’m not even putting it up for consideration. I was merely, like you said, having a thought experiment. Using other people’s questions or ideas, I try fit it all into the puzzle. If somebody questions it, I want to see if it is possible to figure out a solution while still keeping the same idea.

ObamAdam(MIA) wrote:
And, if we are indeed one of the species that was evolved, and not one that was made, what is this theory other than a statement that could be condensed to:

“What if aliens made scout robots?”

I’m not sure I get what you mean there…

itz675 wrote:
you have no life and probly live in your moms basement

You’re probably right. I don’t think I have much of a life. But my brother lives in the basement. And I continue to live with my mother, yes. I don’t find this sad or strange at all considering I’m not exactly old enough to move out yet. Few more years, then I’m free.

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