Why are humans the rarest event in known history? I think our disconnection to the other animals on and off earth is negative and positive. Some people seek to improve the future for all animals. Some people would destroy everything. We are a threat to peaceful life but we can enhance peaceful life with our imaginations. Why are creatures like us so rare! Not dismissing alien life but awaiting open communication with them.
Whatever "ultimate being" turns out to be -- the Something That Always Was/Is/Will Be -- this will forever remain "unexplainable." We'll be able to describe it, at least in part, by comparing it to familiar, lower-level phenomena. But an "explanation" (IMO) implies some comparison to a higher, more inclusive context, which would be impossible with the STAW/I/WB, since, by definition, that is already the highest context.
In other words, using figure-ground: figures can be explained in the context of an all-inclusive ground. But there is no context for that all-inclusive ground.
Eg, if the "multiverse" is the STAW/I/WB, how does one "explain" it (ie, not define or describe it)?
Originally posted by Liberator
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And there were scientific and mathematical methods used to arrive to that conclusion. Ask Google for info.
Anyways, regarding the question, yes, there are questions which may never be answered. Like most abstract questions (ie. emotions, anatomy, religion, etc.)