What God is to the Universe is what your mind is to your body

[Arkilogue]

And what was electromagnetism before scientists explored, worked out the math and explored the mechanics of it?

If you think current science is the end all/be all paradigm, you don't know history and you aren't doing science.

Electromagnetism was a natural force for which humanity had no proper explanation before Maxwell came along. Just because we didn't understand it doesn't mean that "goddidit" was ever the right answer, and neither does that we now understand it mean that its nature changed in the understanding.

Your understanding of reality is sadly lacking, so much so that engaging in intelligent debate on scientific topics is a waste of your time. Much better for you to learn the basics.

Was I wrong in my statement about the nature of the scientific journey?

Can you give me any plausible mechanism for how electromagnetism came into being out of the unified state during inflation?

I didn't settle for "goddidit" I worked to find out exactly how. I'm will to bet my "how" has far more predictive and explanatory power than yours.

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http://www.english-for-students.com/pater.html

Pater and patr are the root words for both Father and Pattern.  They also have the same function biologically. The Father imparts imparts material pattern to complete the Mother's set, the matter of the Mother's body is used to grow the embryo.

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On that note, did you know there are more bacterial flora and fauna cells in your body than human cells?  You aren't the passenger, you're the ride.

It means what it means to those who seek it, answers only matter to those who ask good questions.

Hey, bullshit artist, if I wanted a bullshit story I'd have asked my seven year old cousin to tell me a make believe story, she's much more accomplished at fiction than you are.

That's nice dear, why don't you get off the internet and go play tea time dolls with her.

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High magnetic fields affect mental function.

http://physics.stackexchange.com/questio...human-body

Medical MRI uses uniform fields of about 0.5 to 3.0 T. In a head MRI, the Lorentz force on ions in the brain can cause neurological effects such as vertigo. I've heard that this shows up in particular when the patient moves his head.


answered Apr 20 '13 at 16:02

Ben Crowell

No shit Sherlock. Next revelation of yours will probably be, standing in the rain makes you wet.

Magnetic fields affect brain functions in the same way they affrect all electrical systems, because our brain works by sending electrical impulses from one neuron to another. Therefore magnetism affects the electrical impulses which alter the working of the brain functions.

So you agree, electromagnetism is a basic component of mind.