RE- Athene's Theory of Everything

FIRST SEE: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbh5l0...
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[methodinsane]

"We can create forms of energy" - Nope. We don't "create" energy. We can only transform it.

[Caol McHugh]

If you cut down a tree to make a set of table chairs, are the chairs new or the same age as the tree?

[karljobst]

I couldn't follow this at all. I'm either not smart enough, or this video isn't coherent. Seems like the video contains about 5 sentences, each 2 minutes long and containing about 7 subjects. Me so dumb :(

[petrosexual]

They are just new chairs, made from wood of a old tree.

[gangrelantitribu]

The chairs are new the raw material is old

this is a problem of language not a problem with transformation

[gemeinhardt gemeinhardt]

like for example, always start off with a question, what is the qusetion? and how am i going to answer it? the question is? how everything works? how does the the brain work? what is the fucking question?

[gemeinhardt gemeinhardt]

whatever you say... made absolutely no sense... the words, the way you say it, its all too subjective, probably the subjective nature of a language..., please speak in terms of mathematical equations or easy to understand analogies. also please first introduce a theme...a thesis, because your video is also as 'over the place' as the video you are talking about. thanks

[Flávio Eler de Melo]

The video of Athene raises a lot of hypotheses and throw in many conjectures to provide some solutions. It is very rich in terms of integrating different ideas in a logical sense, however it is fuzzy for it misses: clearly stating the assumptions, definitions, and scientific experiment evidences or logical proof to determine the conclusions. It was an interesting attempt though.

Taking common definitions as per Quantum Mechanics literature, he defines consciousness with dimension of energy.

[cak01vej]

Then what is matter, but frozen energy?

[Nicholas Gonzalez]

E=MC^2 :-)