>
> > GLENN:
> > a contradiction in the MOQ
> > illustrated by rock creation.
> >
> > Is the creation of rocks such a difficulty. Existence is in the
> > (sub)conciousness of the experiencer. How, exactly, do you prove
> that the
> > rock was not created the moment that it was experienced?
> >
>
> Reminds me of a mind bending question once asked of me - what if God
> created the world - complete with fossils, memories, etc - 5 minutes
> ago? Could we "prove" it one way or the other?
>
> Shalom
>
> David Lind
ALAN
Quantum theory would suggest that we have no reason to think that the
objective material world existed prior to observation/experience.
Depak Chopra: "Behind us is a ceaslessly flowing quantum "soup" of
possibilities/probabilities...and like King Midas...when we turn around
we solidify that "soup".....creating the material world...."
This suggests the rock is not there prior to noticing it....and one would
be hard-pressed to prove otherwise.. :o)
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