Belief in nothing, because ultimately all things must change.
I came to the conclusion that i ultimately believe in nothing, by that i don’t mean nihilism ~ it is not a negative thing. I think there are laws of existence but after existence be it multiple universes or not, there are no laws to existence/reality. There could be and in my view would be something else. Reality cannot know itself completely [a denumerable amount of info isn’t an infinite amount, and existential information is limited by it’s own finiteness, ergo the collection of all knowledge [even infinite collections] cannot know everything]], and it’s indefinable nature could produce anything once the universe has occurred.
It’s ok though, this is not a negative thing, i have faith in the values in reality as it stands today, and think that in some way there will be life. I also think that any mixture of the complete set of ingredients/information will eventually result in sufficient complexity for intelligent life. Secondly eternity will naturally always be the same. I expect that there would always be a return to eternal form where something has that nature. I believe we have such a nature, and i feel the soul will always want to dwell in the given world.
A kind of eternal return. One which goes beyond even infinity, that is where all sets pertaining to this existence will also be relinquished once they have no existential foundation.
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Unless the universe is infinite? Science appears to think it is. If true, then there would be an existential salvation [eternal return].
I don’t think we need to understand infinity to answer this question, the philosophy denotes that everything in the universe has limits, and the universe did begin at some point and is possibly cyclic. The entire collection of information is finite even though denumerable. We can have many kinds of infinite sets, but where they pertain to limits there would be an infinity remaining after the aleph omega of relativistic existential sets i.e. The set of all sets pertaining to existence is limited by existence, where existence is itself a limited amount of information.
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Ps. I personally prefer option 1, my anarchist spirit is drawn to it’s freedom and something about reality suggests that there will always be something else, or always is something beyond every manifest thing in whatever way it manifest either infinite or finite [and how ever loosely we consider those concepts].
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