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Originally Posted by Schneed10
OK you're right, if we ever prove that matter can be destroyed, then the law of thermodynamics will no longer be considered a law.
But that doesn't change the fact that every single one of those examples of destroying matter that you provided (black hole, vaporizing, atom smashing) do not destroy matter. They only change it's state. I just think that before you go trying to use science to explain your beliefs, you should understand science a lot better first.
For a guy who has been harassing me to consider other viewpoints, you seem to have deeply rooted beliefs without giving any consideration to gaining knowledge of correct science. To me, that's not giving proper consideration to the opposing viewpoint.
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I don't understand your point here...I have listened to everything you have said, even said in many cases you are correct, and I understand I am in the minority. I used to be a literalist, just like you. I just know there are other things in this world that we can't see or touch or prove.
I think you missed my point of my previous post. When you break down the atom, what happens to that "outer shell"? Yes, the inner ingrediants spill out, and now we have more smaller matter...so what happens when you split say an electron? (we don't know yet) Maybe I am not clear when I say I understand your point of what happens to matter. I am just a beleiver that we will find a way to destroy it. I firmly believe that in a black hole type scenario, the matter is destroyed. Science can't tell us definitively it that is true or not. We have managed to get extremely far off the subject. I will say this, I do not have deeply routed beliefs, just beliefs. My mind gets changed often, sometimes with proof, sometimes without. I stay open minded to explore all sorts of possibilities. Because what we know for "sure" today, will be changed tomorrow. We have yet to scrape the surface of knowledge and truth of our world. Unfortunately, we are not all knowledgable people, I try to think "outside the box", and if you look at my previous posts, my posts all have similar themes to get others to think outside the box. You can say that you exist today, therefore you are fact...right? What if this is all a dream? Or we are part of a video game played by aliens? Not that I believe these scenarios, just that is an example of thinking outside the box.