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Right but there are things that can't be quantified, you can come up with theories but they are all assumptions as is the concept of God- sounds reasonable to me too. :D

Peace be unto you ;)

No, A theory is a testable prediction that basically dares you to prove it wrong, while the concept of god is an Idea that says its an absolute truth and provides no means for proving otherwise, in fact it discourages it.

Just because something cant be quantified right now doesnt mean it will remain that way.
 
No, A theory is a testable prediction that basically dares you to prove it wrong, while the concept of god is an Idea that says its an absolute truth and provides no means for proving otherwise, in fact it discourages it.

Just because something cant be quantified right now doesnt mean it will remain that way.

Let me repeat it... Some things can NOT be quantified.... there is no proving that.... we go back to the beginning then there is no theory only an assumption. :cool:

Peace be unto you ;)
 
Let me repeat it... Some things can NOT be quantified....

Your faith based assertions fall primarily within that category. Science, on the other hand has quantified a great deal of things and continues to do so daily. Meanwhile, supernatural deities still play hide and seek.
 
Your faith based assertions fall primarily within that category. Science, on the other hand has quantified a great deal of things and continues to do so daily.

Some qualities are unquantifiable.... I didn't say anything against what science has quantified.... continue to ignore the basic truth.

Peace be unto you ;)
 
Biochemical reactions.

Lol... are all feelings to the same degree. Biochemicals reactions are a result of your feeling not the other way around. No one quantifies feelings because no number can capture exactly how you feel. You can say 'good or bad' perhaps but not anything specific.

Please quantify your god.

Did you read anything above :shrug:

Peace be unto you ;)
 
Repeating something over and over again is little more than quacking if you can't come up with anything other than pointless cliches.

Ok, I guess I will repeat it again.. everything can't be quantified... does that make you feel better :D

Peace be unto you ;)
 
Biochemicals reactions are a result of your feeling not the other way around.

While I understand your ignorance and confusion on such topics, you really should try not to make yourself look the deluded fool so often.

No one quantifies feelings because no number can capture exactly how you feel. You can say 'good or bad' perhaps but not anything specific.

Your silly claims are similar to Sam's when she first arrived here claiming to be a working scientist but didn't know the first thing about evolution. Probably the cleaning lady who scrubs toilets at a research facility.

Are you the security guard at the same facility by any chance?
 
Ok, I guess I will repeat it again.. everything can't be quantified... does that make you feel better :D

Peace be unto you ;)

Do you have an example of something that is not possible to quantify? If you do, let me know and please explain why it's impossible.
 
Do you have an example of something that is not possible to quantify? If you do, let me know and please explain why it's impossible.

Okay, lets put it in perspective first:

What I said was this: "Right but there are things that can't be quantified, you can come up with theories but they are all assumptions"

So things like feelings, for example love, can not be quantified. But you can assume some things and make it a standard to use it to quantify something... But this is based on your own assumptions.... If someone made other assumptions the whole thing changes. So its not like 'science'- you're just choosing an hypothesis (assumption) to be correct. If for example I wanted to quantify love I could use 2 things- trust, respect - I can use these two variables to quantify love.

Someone else can up and quantify love on 3 things - trust, respect, comfort-

Is it quantified? Yes... but is it really, I don't think so. Something subjective like feelings could depend on things that you don't normally associate with them- for one not everyone values each category the same- so you can't come up with a standard for everyone. So you can come up with subject quantification but that isn't much in way of proof.

Without these assumptions there is no scientific way to quantify these things. Hence 'not everything can be quantified'.

What is impossible is -to say that your assumptions are correct - indirectly your quantification.

Peace be unto you ;)
 
Okay, lets put it in perspective first:

What I said was this: "Right but there are things that can't be quantified, you can come up with theories but they are all assumptions"

So things like feelings, for example love, can not be quantified. But you can assume some things and make it a standard to use it to quantify something... But this is based on your own assumptions.... If someone made other assumptions the whole thing changes. So its not like 'science'- you're just choosing an hypothesis (assumption) to be correct. If for example I wanted to quantify love I could use 2 things- trust, respect - I can use these two variables to quantify love.

Someone else can up and quantify love on 3 things - trust, respect, comfort-

Is it quantified? Yes... but is it really, I don't think so. Something subjective like feelings could depend on things that you don't normally associate with them- for one not everyone values each category the same- so you can't come up with a standard for everyone. So you can come up with subject quantification but that isn't much in way of proof.

Without these assumptions there is no scientific way to quantify these things. Hence 'not everything can be quantified'.

What is impossible is -to say that your assumptions are correct - indirectly your quantification.

Peace be unto you ;)

Love isn't a real thing, it's an emotional state of the brain. The brain is physical, and it's activity can be monitored by machines.
 
Love isn't a real thing, it's an emotional state of the brain. The brain is physical, and it's activity can be monitored by machines.

Love can be termed the signals that trigger the brain to come into an emotional state- so it is real- quantifying those signals and how much effect each has can only be subjectively quantified.

Peace be unto you ;)
 
Okay, lets put it in perspective first:

What I said was this: "Right but there are things that can't be quantified, you can come up with theories but they are all assumptions"

So things like feelings, for example love, can not be quantified. But you can assume some things and make it a standard to use it to quantify something... But this is based on your own assumptions.... If someone made other assumptions the whole thing changes. So its not like 'science'- you're just choosing an hypothesis (assumption) to be correct. If for example I wanted to quantify love I could use 2 things- trust, respect - I can use these two variables to quantify love.

Someone else can up and quantify love on 3 things - trust, respect, comfort-

Is it quantified? Yes... but is it really, I don't think so. Something subjective like feelings could depend on things that you don't normally associate with them- for one not everyone values each category the same- so you can't come up with a standard for everyone. So you can come up with subject quantification but that isn't much in way of proof.

Without these assumptions there is no scientific way to quantify these things. Hence 'not everything can be quantified'.

What is impossible is -to say that your assumptions are correct - indirectly your quantification.

Peace be unto you ;)

Emotions are brain states. What would be impossible about analyzing the state of a brain and then determining emotion and strength of emotion?
 
Love can be termed the signals that trigger the brain to come into an emotional state- so it is real- quantifying those signals and how much effect each has can only be subjectively quantified.

And, you say you're in university? Complete rubbish. Why not try getting your nose out of the Quran and reading something different for a change, educate yourself?
 
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