Fillerguy
Veteran
"Sciencists are only worth listening to when they confirm my beliefs"They explained exactly what caused the light and you got idiots talking about "God is great"
Scientist capture the light when a sperm and egg unite.
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Fani Willis fan
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nikkas on this site be tripping over themselves to debunk God
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we aren't all as blind as each other..........as long as we are all as blind as each other it doesn't matter.
you already are mole level blind ... and you are cool with it
and it is your brain seeing, not your eyes.
you brain will learn to see from suitable input signals.
if you receive no input from your environment even if i receive a limited amount of input i will navigate & make sense of what's going on more successfully than you will
we may not have a complete sense of what's going on still value what we can gather
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oh that's good to know
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Prince.Skeletor
Don’t Be Like He-Man
I think that Identical twins share the same starting code, but the moment the embryo splits, they stop being the same.
Also even while being in the womb they both develop under different environments, plus there’s random gene expression.
There’s enough things going on that changes things
Wow
confirms the big bang theory
no that's why it's a theory and never ever made it to scientifici fact as it violates the law of conservation of mass as matter can not be created or destroyed
it also violates the law of thermodynamics
Worthless Loser
Blackpilled
Great. Now I can visualize the moment a mistake was born.
Fractal design in every particle(energy spike in waves). Quod est superius est sicut quod inferius, et quod inferius est sicut quod est superius. It's Celestial design."That which is above is like to that which is below, and that which is below is like to that which is above".The universe behaves like an complex organism because it is.
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A surprisingly small slice of reality is directly accessible to the human eye. Here’s a clear breakdown of how much we can’t see, and why:
1. Electromagnetic Spectrum: We only see 0.0035% of the known EM spectrum
The human eye detects wavelengths from ~400–700 nm, known as visible light.
But the electromagnetic spectrum spans from:
- Gamma rays (10⁻¹² m)
- to Radio waves (10³ m)
Visible light is a tiny sliver—about 0.0035% of the full range.
This means 99.9965% of electromagnetic reality is invisible to us.
That includes:
- Infrared (heat)
- Ultraviolet
- X-rays
- Radio signals
- Microwaves
- Gamma rays
2. Size Scales: We can’t see anything smaller than ~40 micrometers
Unaided human vision fails to see:
- Cells
- Bacteria
- Viruses
- Molecules
- Atoms
- Subatomic particles
Even dust mites are too small to see clearly. The visible scale runs from about:
- ~40 micrometers (limit of naked-eye resolution)
to- ~10–100 kilometers (before curvature, atmospheric scattering, and distance obscure details)
This means we can’t directly observe:
- 99.999999999% of the structures that make up matter and life.
3. Quantum-scale phenomena: 100% invisible
Human eyes cannot directly perceive:
- Quantum superposition
- Particle-wave duality
- Quantum fields
- Vacuum fluctuations
- Virtual particles
These require indirect measurement.
4. Cosmological-scale phenomena: also 100% invisible
Even at the largest scales, we’re blind without instruments:
- Galaxies beyond a few million light-years
- Dark matter (27% of the universe)
- Dark energy (68% of the universe)
Humans can directly see only 5% of the known mass-energy of the universe, and only a tiny fraction of that with the naked eye.
5. Time resolution: Our eyes can’t see things faster than ~10–15 ms
We miss:
- Ultrashort events
- High-speed vibrations
- Particle collisions
- Molecular reactions
Most dynamic processes of nature occur far too fast or slow for direct perception.
So how much reality can humans directly observe?
By different measures:
Domain % Invisible to human eyes Electromagnetic spectrum ~99.9965% Size scales (atomic → cosmic) >99.999999999% Quantum physics 100% Cosmology (dark matter, dark energy) ~95% Temporal dynamics ~99%
Bottom Line
The human eye can directly observe only a tiny, tiny fraction of physical reality—far less than 1% by most meaningful measures.
Most of the universe is:
- Too small
- Too large
- Too fast
- Too slow
- Too dark
- Not in the visible spectrum
Our perception gives us a useful illusion, not an accurate picture of the universe.
