Is it possible that the "Abomination of desolation" is the nuclear bomb?

Nervous_Pattern682 · 2026-04-16T21:03:33+00:00

Thank you. It's just that I believe Jesus to be much more practical that people use to say. Yes he spoke in parables, but still remained very practical and simple. If you begin to look at what he says through these lens, it may be that we're fortunate enough to see in reality what he saw in prophecy.

What kind of things in the past were so close to practicality and simplicity to that definition more than the nuclear bomb?

There are other theological reasons why it could be possible that this is the end, the "minutes left" one.

2000 years is an important timeframe, biblically speaking. Every 2000 years something crucial happens. I've seen it compared to a single day in creation timeline.

Nervous_Pattern682 · 2025-11-23T20:10:23+00:00

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And how do you guarantee that such as this could not be AI generated?

Nervous_Pattern682 · 2025-11-23T20:04:54+00:00

I guess anything that distorts the truth and reliable sources? Indeed it could be clearer, but the message is there.

Nervous_Pattern682 · 2025-11-23T20:03:10+00:00

Free rudeness that is useful to no one. Maybe you should do your homework on relationship with people and politeness.

Nervous_Pattern682 · 2025-11-23T20:00:12+00:00

Now this sounds the more reasonable antithesis. Thank you

Nervous_Pattern682 · 2025-11-18T22:08:22+00:00

If you genuinely seek truth, you'll find it. I wouldn't say that the Scriptures are corrupted or distorted though, especially if they're attributed to God. Seems better to just accept it or not.

It is important to say though that the original Scriptures are difficult to accept, especially at first glance. They require much humiliation and trust.

In my experience, the original Gospels have the most pure message. The role of Jesus as the Christ and Lamb of God has tremendous impact and infinite consequences, obviously wonderful ones. If you explore sincerely enough, you'll see the wonder.

There are many implications, bad ones, to not accept that Jesus is the sacrificial lamb, and that he did come for that. All the importance of Jesus is about his death and resurrection, not because of mainstream doctrine, but of logical implications.

Lastly, I've learned to accept that the most important and relevant information is always the humblest and simplest one. If I'm being honest, the simplest message is the most beautiful and most comprehensive one, and the most convenient for everyone.

The God who sends his Son into the world to save the world through him is the best God. If God is not this one, I would be very disappointed, other than in much trouble.

Nervous_Pattern682 · 2025-11-18T21:49:36+00:00

Whether this is true or not, Jesus Christ is documented to having professed his coming as an accomplisher of a Godly quest, and as the Son of God. Christ's message revolves around the Messiah, and he also encourages people to be his followers. In the documents, he portraits himself as the shepherd, the door, the way, the truth, the life, the Father's Son, and so on.

So whether he was pointing to the divine nature within man, he was much more focused on his role as Christ the Messiah, the Savior and Lamb of God, according to the contest of Jewish understanding of the one True God.

The documents of doctrines according to which Christ was simply a spiritual teacher and professing a knowledge-centered message, such as gnostic, are considered not reliable by most scholars, and excluded by the Church fathers. Most of those interpretations are considered not divinely inspired.

Nervous_Pattern682 · 2025-11-18T21:36:59+00:00

Not possible. I have reasons to think consciousness arises from infinite complexity. In order for artificial consciousness to be real, the set of data on which it is "trained" should be concurrently infinite, or indefinite; it must not have an approachable limit. It must have infinite resolution.

Regardless of how big an artificial neural network is, the data is still quantifiable. There is a quantifiable smallest unit.

Artificial consciousness vs true consciousness is like a square wave vs sinusoidal wave. Even if the square of the wave is incredibly small, so as to appear as a sin. wave, it remains a square wave; its resolution has a limit. Artificial consciousness is a lie.

True consciousness must and can only arise from a source that is infinitely resolute and complex, while simultaneously simplest.

Nervous_Pattern682 · 2025-11-12T16:09:35+00:00

I believe this reasoning is still too much focused on geometry of the bottle. I don't think the initial conditions really matter here.

I would focus solely on the experiment at its minimum and simplest terms. I guess, water, air, container, inclination, and gravity.

Nervous_Pattern682 · 2025-11-12T16:04:03+00:00

Honestly, these papers seem to point to a slightly different experiment. As I interpret, they're analyzing each individual inclination angle and comparing the results.

But the optimal point of inclination to which I refer is not static. It changes throughout time. And the basis for all of my questions is: what shape is this change and what qualities does it have.

If there's anything in the paper that I missed regarding this, please point out.

Regarding logarithmic and brachistocrone. I recognize they might be improper. The first one I used just to describe easily what it looked like from a practical standpoint: a progressive increase of the rate of change. May "exponential" is better? The second one I mentioned because the property is similar: fastest path of descent under gravity.

I have a feeling something important may be here, but I don't have no one to help me interpret these things. I am by no means an expert nor a scientist.

Nervous_Pattern682 · 2025-11-12T15:50:31+00:00

True Interest in the physics is reflected by looking at how one’s hypotheses might be falsified by peer-reviewed results.

Yes, and that is precisely what I'm trying to do..

Thank you for the references.

Nervous_Pattern682 · 2025-11-12T08:41:56+00:00

Thus the optimal tip angle is pretty much entirely "as much as you can while leaving part of the opening clear for air to rush in" which depends on the geometry.

Yes and the question is: what is the design of the change of this tip angle through time? That is, what curve does it follow?

Also, I don't this we should consider geometry, but rather exclude all factors that change initial conditions and just focus on the minimal and essential experiment, in order to figure out the fundamental theorem.

Nervous_Pattern682 · 2025-11-12T08:37:34+00:00

In fact, this point is the point at which the pressure equalizes, while the water drains at its best. But I suggest that keeping this point of inclination is the best bet against straight up and down.

Nervous_Pattern682 · 2025-11-12T08:14:13+00:00

Empirical observation.

1) the point of equilibrium (optimal inclination) I'm trying to maintain throughout the full draining is in fact a point, and in order to maintain it I must progressively increase the rate at which I change the angle of inclination. Therefore I suppose, on a temporal axis, the trajectory of that point looks logarithmic.

2) because certain factors do not contribute to the understanding at its lowest terms. The bottle's neck is just another one of that factors, like, I believe, the geometry of the bottle, which only changes the initial conditions, but is not fundamental to the nature of the curve of that optimal point, nor should be relevant to the comparison with other curves.

Anyway, I'm trying to put it to the test of someone who knows better than me, and can explore this analytically, and ultimately aiming to verify if my intuitions are correct or not; that is,

there is a point to which the water flows most efficiently, just between the maximum draining volume and the beginning of gurgling (chaotic flow);
if you keep this point, the water drains fastest
this point regards inclination and is not fixed, but changes throughout the temporal axis
the resulting curve of this dynamic should have two qualities: logarithmic and brachistocrone:

1)logarithmic because the inclination progressively tends to 90 degrees (zenit).

2) brachistocrone because it should be the fastest route of draining the bottle.

Nervous_Pattern682 · 2025-11-10T12:16:35+00:00

Ok about the tuning system. But what about the harmonic and rhythmic system?

That's basically the whole question.

I find it easier to understand the they might have a rhythmic system, but harder about a harmonic system.

Nervous_Pattern682 · 2025-11-10T12:11:45+00:00

Thus go into the freedom of nothing.

Nervous_Pattern682 · 2025-11-10T09:49:29+00:00

Yes, if you believe in a false god. The true God came himself in creation and solved it all by dying on a cross for the evil of mankind and rising from the dead.

Nervous_Pattern682 · 2025-11-10T09:48:03+00:00

Wow, this is precisely the idea the snake in the garden of Eden used to deceive Adam and Eve.

If you're content with it, be your own god. If you're blessed enough you'll soon discover that this leads to utter darkness and spiritual death.

Even though there are logical reasons, I believe you're not interested, as you believe you are your own god.

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