Phil

[Phil @PhilippeRefghi]

Prigogine (1977 Nobel prize winner) in simple terms:

Classical science treated time as reversible, like a movie you can play backward. If you know everything about the present, you can perfectly predict the past and future. The universe is a giant machine.

Prigogine showed this is wrong for real life. Time only goes forward. In living systems (people, nature, societies), disorder and instability don’t just create chaos — they can create new forms of order and complexity.

Our entire civilization was built on the old reversible-time idea. We treat everything like a machine that can be controlled, calculated, optimized, and fixed. Nature, people, and societies are managed as if they should stay stable and predictable.

This is harmful because real systems don’t work that way. Forcing them into rigid control makes them brittle. It damages nature, creates alienation, and suppresses the natural ability of people and societies to adapt and grow through change.

In short: we built a civilization on a false picture of time, and that false picture keeps us trying to control what needs freedom to evolve.

[Phil @PhilippeRefghi]

@Eimaeus @God_Questioner Classic projection. Why so fragile?

[Phil @PhilippeRefghi]

@Eimaeus @God_Questioner You just outed yourself as an imbecile

[Phil @PhilippeRefghi]

@Luv_Xcuses It's easy to hate others when you hate yourself.

[Phil @PhilippeRefghi]

Most rapes are by men. That's true. But only a tiny % of men are rapists. Painting all men as dangerous is a hasty generalization and guilt by association. Judge individuals by their behavior, not collective stats. Blanket distrust of half the population isn't logic—it's prejudice.

[Phil @PhilippeRefghi]

@Sefray1 @___TheGOOdWitch I wouldn't classify them as religious teachers as religion requires an institution. Jesus wasn't a Christian for example, ans often comes with dogma. Religion was created around these figures, often doing a great disservice to their actual message.

[Phil @PhilippeRefghi]

@lozenge8789 @___TheGOOdWitch I got something that may be helpful for you, you may have heard of it before, it's called biology.

[Phil @PhilippeRefghi]

@Eimaeus @God_Questioner 1977 Nobel prize winner in chemistry would disagree. But maybe your intellect far exceeds Prigogine ? You must be a prodigy of sorts. I encourage you send your finds to the Nobel committee and show the world how brilliant you are. Or maybe you can look up the word humility.

[Phil @PhilippeRefghi]

@LZarechet @God_Questioner Prigogine

[Phil @PhilippeRefghi]

@LZarechet @God_Questioner Yes God is a natural process. You think God is some external cyborg dictating world events from a high castle?

[Phil @PhilippeRefghi]

@God_Questioner Institutionalized religion is not God..

[Phil @PhilippeRefghi]

@TheSkepticWiz @Krevdongi No free will = no growth = no good

This isn't rocket science

[Phil @PhilippeRefghi]

@TheSkepticWiz Suffering is a choice.

[Phil @PhilippeRefghi]

@God_Questioner The greatest scientists in history believe in God.

[Phil @PhilippeRefghi]

@Ernest1588761 You cannot grow without freewill. That means bad things will happen,but with enough grace and humility you will be rewarded ten fold. Or you can be spiteful and miserable.

[Phil @PhilippeRefghi]

@___TheGOOdWitch The word of God gets weaponized by petty power hungry men.

[Phil @PhilippeRefghi]

@aulineboards Give birth or go extinct ?

[Phil @PhilippeRefghi]

@___TheGOOdWitch God is mechanics

[Phil @PhilippeRefghi]

@God_Questioner Because God is not invisible , you haven't developed the sense to see him. He is everywhere. Even in you.

[Phil @PhilippeRefghi]

@God_Questioner Just cuz you don't believe doesn’t make it non existent