Wingmakers: An interesting take on the origins/purpose of existance
wingmakers.com/content/philosophy/Posted Jun 24, 2016, 11:08 AM UTC · locked
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Posted Jun 24, 2016, 11:08 AM UTC · locked
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An interesting article... if one were to assume this a piece of fiction. I don't see any strong philosophical arguments supporting this universal view, nor any contrasts/comparisons with other views. Further, there is no scientific basis to anything discussed here. At best there is some pseudo/fringe science based on vibrational consciousness, but this is not credible. I feel this article would be better suited to another sub-reddit.