then why did you say in your first post about it 'i just went over tht last week interesting stuff.'

Generally when people say they went over something last week, that means school.

there's no way your school or many others for that fact (including mine) would teach students about qp.

that's why i said that you were full of crap.

it's always good to research as much as you can.
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i never used wikipedia i still dont like to use it alot. i used google to find a science site tht had JUST THE BASICS of quantum physics and mechanics. i told u tht i just started looking at tht kind of stuff im still new to it and hvent gotten tht far.

lol, I've just been hinting to you this entire time that you're full of crap. I know what you did. You saw 'quantum physics,' put it in google, then wikipedia came up with the article 'quantum mechanics.' This would explain why you only know of two of the most basic experiments and why you don't know what the 4th, 5th and 6th dimensions are, which are key components to quantum physics.

u mean uve never heard of the famous cat-in-the-box experiment!! or even the slit paper experiment? wow and u thought i was out of it. nice mrs science

everyone can tell you're talking out your ass right now.

ya kinda shrodingers experiment would support ur theory on tht.but the slit paper experiment seems to go both ways.

you know that quantum physics pretty much disproves the existence of any type of god...

na hvent got there but if i had to guess it would be something like oh idk dimensions in which there are doubles of everyone in exsistence but are each a different side of tht person.

can you tell me what the 4th, 5th and 6th dimensions are then without looking it up?

i didnt go on wikipedia i went to several diff sites and studied quantum physics, mechanics, computing, etc.

You don't know what quantum physics is. You just googled it and found wikipedia and used this as an article.

I'm not talking about mechanics, I'm talking about the physics of the universe and time.

lol i just went over tht last week interesting stuff. really but using the schrodinger's cat-in-the-box experiment to prove it is a lil harsh though dont you think?

yeah, okay let's just throw quantum physics out the window.

God created the unvierse and as such everything he created has specific functions tht god allowed it to do. lets say a star went supernova it was how to out this, pre-programmed to do tht at somepoint and time.

once and he vowed never to do tht again. Besides if the whole world was evil everyone would go to hell and god doesnt want tht.

okay so then why did god flood the earth and kill everyone? that's what your bible says and you just said that god doesn't make natural disasters. according to the good book he does.

This is all very confusing to me. I thought that he created the Universe so doesn't that mean that everything that happens within the universe is his doing?

God doesnt make natural disasters god doesnt do anything that would kill someone he just observes us on earth.it is fair we just cant comprehend his perfect plan.

why did god make the tsunami that killed tens of thousands of children?

why does god kill his 'children' with natural disasters?

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Originally posted by Romashu:
The only answer i can give you is tht we as humans know its not fair but who are we to question the perfect, loving, forgiving, omnipotent being? Our views of good and evil are distorted but his isnt.

If God is so perfect, loving, and forgiving how is it that he doesn't see how unfair that is?
It's problems like these that make me doubt the Bible so much.