Nothing describes this universe better than _____________. (Fill in the blank)
Do explain your choice. Answer that I can relate to the best will be given best answer.
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bhaktagerald
The Bhagavatam, canto 11 i think is the one. It goes into great details about the universe. thing that our scientist say they are discovering has all been written in these books that are over 5000 years old, about suns, solar systems, black holes, dark matter. all of this is explained in these books. some of the other Cantos, talk about things like Atoms and DNA, all of which, again, written over 5000 years ago. Hare Krishna
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bhaktagerald
that is ok, I still love ya just the same.
TetrisGuy · 26-30, M
Mmm as long as you don't try to prosletyze, I love you too :P
bhaktagerald
no worries, I dont push my beliefs or opinions, and i truly respect others. you have been very respectful as well, so there is no problem in being friends.
MrHazeinCherubsGrace
Language...since we use language to describe everything it best describes the universe.
TetrisGuy · 26-30, M
True, because reality is what you make of it :3
MrHazeinCherubsGrace
:D
TetrisGuy · 26-30, M
And even though you may be but one iteration of this fractal, every iteration holds up an infinite branch, no matter how big or small :D
deepscar
angels working feverishly to counteract all the darkness that seeks to diminish all the light.
TetrisGuy · 26-30, M
Unfortunately, they're failing. In a few hundred billion years, all light and stars shall die out...
MasterofSpankings
Paradise until 2008 - 2 terms of Democraps now look as the song the trill is gone !!!!
TetrisGuy · 26-30, M
Excuse me? I'm a democrat.
MasterofSpankings
You better change your thinking fast or your child want have a free country to grow up in !!!
wayswin
Scientific Method / String Theory / Pantheism
TetrisGuy · 26-30, M
String Theory. Interesting :3 but there's M-Theory, too.
emptyprofile
Mathematics........and unicorns
TetrisGuy · 26-30, M
Mathematical unicorns!!!!
LastSurvivor
Big, black, and twinkly
TetrisGuy · 26-30, M
Technically the universe isn't black, and the twinkling of the stars is the result of atmospheric diffraction, but nice try, though.