Properties of Zero and Infinity
At this point the argument over this superior
supernatural force would be that it is everywhere but cannot
be seen, felt, or touched- everywhere and nowhere at the same
time. It has both the properties of zero and infinity. To the
human mind this is impossible, outrageous, and is just as hard
to believe as an infinitely dense point of mass and energy
exploding into the universe. In reality though, zero and
infinity have many of the same properties and could even be
considered as one in the same based off of numerous
examples.
We again turn to movement to prove this point. If you
place a speck of something into space with no forces acting on
it and with absolutely no movement, it still moves in two
different ways though its movement and force are both zero.
First, it moves through space, because space is infinitely
expanding. That speck of something will constantly be further
from the center of the universe as well as further from the
edge of the universe though it is making no movement.
Secondly it will be in constant movement through the forth
dimension on the continuum grid, which is time (the other
dimensions being x, y, and z which means we see in three
dimensions or 3D with time represented as “t”, and not flat
2D), in which all things are constantly moving. Therefore, in
two parts of the space-time continuum, or grid, this tiny bit of
anything has both zero and infinite movement.
The knowledge of space alone is enough to prove the
coexistence and co properties of zero and infinity. For the very
fact that it is infinitely expanding but at the same time is
absolutely nothing, neither heat nor particle, is mind blowing
in itself. Space itself has both the properties of zero and
infinity.
Perhaps though, we should look at more worldly
examples of the properties of zero and infinity. For this, we go
to inflation. Inflation is the statement that the more of
something you have, the less value it has to you. For instance,
if you had one billion grains of salt, one grain of salt would
have probably zero value to you. The same property applies to
the value of infinity. Therefore, if it were possible to have an
infinite number of something, it would have zero value to it,
like the air we breath everyday, but don’t think twice about.
The final bit of evidence for the properties of zero and
infinity is in mathematics, multiplication and division to be
exact. Take any
number
and multiply
in the
it
world
by _ ^
[ / ) X
zero and the result
will always be zero,
no matter what. Now multiply any number in the world by
infinity and the result will be infinity, no matter what. That
very same principle applies to division, as it is not possible to
divide a number by either infinity or zero without infinity or zero being the result. Both infinity and zero have the same
properties in multiplication and division.
Time after time, example after example, we see that zero and infinity only have the same properties, but
overlapping properties. This is undisputable evidence that it is
more than possible for something to be infinite yet at the same
time not touchable, seeable, hearable, or smellable. . . hence
zero.
Psychology
Even here, I know the strongest willed Atheists will
bring forward arguments of “why wont God (or a superior
being) allow us to see it?” Why, if there is a God, would it allow suffering? And more arguments of the same nature, but
this is not the place to answer those questions, as those are questions of religious nature. Therefore science alone cannot
answer those questions, and I challenge you to find them for
yourself if you so choose, for perhaps we do see this superior
being in everything around us. Perhaps it is just so superior
and great our minds cannot fathom seeing it. Perhaps this
superior being does not want to interfere overtly in our human
endeavors so we may learn a lesson ourselves, or perhaps it does interfere and we just choose not to see it. This all leads to
the psychological questions of a superior being, as our minds
seem to be formatted to know and understand this superior
being and to seek it as an undying thirst. This is how
psychology proves the existence of a superior being- whether
through every day actions, or through the actions of the
masses throughout history.
I recently had a conversation with someone on the topic
of pain. Pain, suffering, and sadness to be exact. It hit me in
this conversation that without sadness, without pain, and
without low points in our lives we would not know happiness,
glee, or any feelings of exhilaration in our lives or come to
live for these moments because all moments would be
painless and simple. Think of a sad painting- a picture of war
that draws your sympathy. This emotion of sadness is
necessary to us, and without it we would be nothing. This
leads to a worldly thought of how the mind works- how pain
can lead to happiness- how happiness and different ideas of
the mind can lead to show the hidden aspects of a world
designed by a greater supernatural being.
Other than the fact that, as human beings, we are afraid
of the dark unknown aspects of the world, how does this
strange existence of mental thought affect us? The world is
our answer. The colors of the world in particular. When
looking from afar, or near, there are three colors of the world
that are prevalent: green, blue, and yellow. Life and plants,
ocean and sky, and finally desert and sun respectively. These
three colors dominate our lives and our earth for a reason- a reason that cannot be coincidence, for the psychological
effects of them alone are profound. From a psychological
point of view, every color has a meaning and an effect on the
emotions of humans, particularly those most common to us.
We will start with green. The color green, often used in
hospitals, produces chemicals in the human brain that calm
people down. It is thought to have the perfect balance of cool
and warm colors that causes a sensation of tranquility and
refreshing relaxation. Next is blue, the color of both the sky
and the waters. Blue also creates chemicals in the human
mind that causes calming tranquil effects. Companies such as Wal-Mart and Facebook use the effects of the color blue to
relax you and make you want to stay longer. Blue is often
thought of the opposite of red-, which causes aggression.
Finally is yellow, the color of the sand and sun. This color is symbolic of happiness, joy, and good times. All of these
colors have been proven to affect the human mind, yet all
cause a calm happiness in us. Perhaps these colors affect us
because they are so prevalent, or perhaps they are so prevalent
because they affect us so well, but this is the same chicken or
the egg problem. I feel it cannot be coincidence that the peace
and joy that we all seek is found everywhere on earth, in the
three most common colors we see. I would say it must be
superior design that the earth around us causes these effects.
When one asks, “Why is the sky blue?” it is not a mere matter
of reflection alone, but a matter of design in science.
The final argument in the matter of psychology in the
presence of a superior being that I have to bring forward
comes straight from the court of law. In the court of law, the
strongest piece of evidence one can bring forward is witnesses. The witnesses in this instance are the countless
majorities generation after generation, century after century
spanning every race and continent who believed in some sort
of supernatural being or force as if something in their heart
and mind led them to naturally believe. It is the stories of
prayers and miracles brought forward by these people that
speak volumes in this argument. It is the chilling stories of
those that have been dead for mere minutes only to be brought
back by doctors, who tell of their immediate conversion due
to the horrors they saw in death. It is these countless numbers
that forever held the majority on this earth that 1 feel is the
strongest piece of evidence in this story.
In the realm of psychology and the ideas of good and
evil, the final piece of information I will leave you with in this
portion of this writing. It is a short story that has been floating
around the internet for some time now. It has been attributed,
unconfirmed, to Albert Einstein, but what is important is its message:
The professor of a university challenged his students with this
question. "Did God create everything that exists?"
A student
answered bravely, "Yes, he did".
The professor then asked, "If God created everything, then he
created evil. Since evil exists (as noticed by our own actions), so God is evil. The student couldn't respond to that statement
causing the professor to conclude that he had "proved" that
"belief in God" was a fairy tale, and therefore worthless.
Another student raised his hand and asked the professor, "May
I pose a question?”
"Of course" answered the professor.
The young student stood up and asked: "Professor does cold
exist?"
The professor answered, "What kind of question is that? ...Of course the cold exists... haven't you ever been cold?"
The young student answered, "In fact sir, Cold does not exist.
According to the laws of Physics, what we consider cold, in
fact is the absence of heat. Anything is able to be studied as long as it transmits energy (heat). Absolute Zero is the total
absence of heat, but cold does not exist. What we have done is
create a term to describe how we feel if we don't have body
heat or we are not hot."
"And, does Dark exist?" he continued.
The professor
answered "Of course".
This time the student responded,
"Again you're wrong, Sir. Darkness does not exist either.
Darkness is in fact simply the absence of light. Light can be
studied, darkness cannot. Darkness cannot be broken down. A
simple ray of light tears the darkness and illuminates the
surface where the light beam finishes. Dark is a term that we
humans have created to describe what happens when there's
lack of light."
Finally, the student asked the professor, "Sir, does evil exist?"
The professor replied, "Of course it exists, as I mentioned at
the beginning, we see violations, crimes and violence
anywhere in the world, and those things are evil."
The student responded, "Sir, Evil does not exist. Just as in the
previous cases, Evil is a term which man has created to
describe the result of the absence of God's presence in the
hearts of man."
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