zaangalewa
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We know the material world exists. We can study the material world.
What is "to study"? In a bio-psychological view this is a change - an experience - in the material structure of the matter of a concrete brain. But what I say about here is now an immaterial idea. An idea, which is by the way plausible but still without evidence. Example of an alternating idea: In case our brain would be something like a smart phone for our spirit then the one who reads the messages of this phone is not a part of the material of the handy. When you will study this material then you are only able to get very indirectly some knowledge. How to find out in such a case that the producers of the hypothetical machines, which are producing smart phones, are made from biological entities with two arms and hands? I guess who thinks materialistic thinks often only very poor - without to trust in god and the fantasy it needs for a blind chicken to find a corn and sometimes a corn schnapps too.
You for example existed once before any atom started to build your body and your brain. Evidence: Someone with a time machine could travel a million years back into the past and do something there so you never will be born - ah sorry: so you never was born. And I'm in this case now so crazy to speak with a not existing nothing. This shows clear a million years ago existed something, which was leading to this what you are now. But this what you was a million years ago was part of an "invisible world" - or do you see all around you the souls of the future beings, whose destiny you are now?
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