What is change?

Is change real or an
illusion?
According to Aristole, there are two types
of change: prospective and real. Everything Is the physical world an
we see in the world has a potential and an illusion? Or is the self an
actaul state. All obejcts have actuality illusion? Or both? Or
because we can perceive them; otherwise neither?
we wouldn't be able to perceive them since The physical world is an illusion. We are
they wouldn't exist. He accepted that confident that the world we experience is
How do you conceive of real if there is anything about which we
space and time? Is time infite
objects change. This is line with his belief
that only physical objects are totally real can be so sure. We are able to see, feel, and
in both directions?
hear it. It appears without dispute that
Space is a three dimensional and existing in thier whole. Change
there is a physical universe outside of us,
continuum containing happens to real things , thus it must be independent of and apart from us, that is
positions and directions. geniune and true. Furthermore, I agree completely real, and substantial. But
Physical space is frequently with this and chanage is universally nothing is as it seems. We are mistaken to
imagined in three linear acknowledged to be a genuine think that this physical world is real. We
dimensions in classical physics. phenomenon and to be an essential assume that we are directly experiencing
Modern physicists typically component of our reality. the world, that the colours we see and the
believe that it eventually sounds we hear are there, around us and
becomes a part of spacetime, that we experience them. The information
an unbounded continuum of our sensory organs provide us, has been
four dimensions. It is believed used to build everything we can hear,

REALITY
that grasping the concept of taste, touch, smell and feel. The images
space is essential to created in our imagination are all we have
comprehending the physical ever had in this world. We believe that we
cosmos. Philosophers dispute can see everything but what we are
actually feeling is the mental image.
whether it is an entity in and of
Consequently, the real world is an illusion.
itself, a connection between
entities, or a component of a
conceptual framework.

Is space infinite in all directions? Or are

there limits?
Cosmetologists and scientists continue to disagree on the idea that the universe
is limitless in all directions. There are various ideas that claim either the universe
is finite in size and shape or infinite. Due to the flatness of the universe, I believe it
to be infinite. This shows that the universe’s general density of matter and energy
is just perfect, keeping it from either collapsing in itself or expanding too quickly.
Observations of the cosmic microwave background radiation which is assumed
to be a result of the extreme heat and energy of the early universe are
corresponded with this concept.

Do you have a soul or
essence?
The idea of the soul or essence is one that
has been highly discussed throughout
history in a variety of cultures and religions.
The existence of a soul or essence cannot be
proved or disproven from a scientific
perspective because it is a matter of faith or
belief. The idea of a soul is frequently used to
describe an ethereal part of a person who is
seen to be separate from the physical body
and is in charge of consciousness, free will,
and personal identity. It is an outcome of
brain activity, according to some
philosophers, and does not exist regardless of
the body. The idea of a soul is fundamental to
various religious traditions, where it is
frequently believed to have been created by
a supreme being (God) and to have some
function beyond this world. I, as a muslim, do
think we do indeed have a soul. That,
depending on one's life choices, it is immortal
and will continue to exist in either heaven or
hell after death. In the end, the existence and
nature of a soul or essence are matters of
personal belief; there is not a single scientific
view on the topic as a whole.
Does God exist?
One of the earliest formulations of the Kalam cosmological
argument in the Islamic philosophical tradition comes from Al-
Ghazali, who writes: "Every being which begins has a cause for its
beginning; now the world is a being which begins; therefore, it
possesses a cause for its beginning. "According to the hypothesis
under consideration, it has been established that all the beings
in the world have a cause. When we believe in the existence of
other things that do indeed exist, why make the exception for
God? We do not question the necessity to believe in many other
things whose existence we believe in, nor do we inquire about
the benefits of believing in them. Scientists investigate the
existence of so many things only to increase their knowledge
and understanding of the world we live in. Extraordinary efforts
are made to investigate the existence of the smallest particles of
the universe. Why not make similar efforts to investigate—at the
very least—the existence of a Being Who is the Creator and
Sustainer of everything? The premise of Avicenna's argument is
that all we experience is unpredictable or merely "possible." He
contends that in order for something to exist contingently, there
must be some outside factor "tipping the scales" in its favour. He
comes to the conclusion that there is one essential being—God—
who is the cause of everything else.
REALITY
Do you have free will? Is
the universe already
predetermined?
Freedom of choice is a myth. Simply said, we do
not create our own wills. Thoughts and intentions
are produced by unknowable background factors
that are beyond our conscious control. We don't
actually have the freedom we believe we possess. It
is challenging to square these findings with the
idea that we are the deliberate architects of our
behaviour. It is now clear that your brain has
already decided what you will do before you are
even aware of it, even if it may seem like you have
the complete choice to act anyway you wish at the
time. Then, you become aware of this "decision"
and think that you are currently making it. Without
the freedom to choose, we are more interested in
learning about the complex web of factors that
influence our behaviour than we are in becoming
comfortable to predictability.
With so many different life experiences and
universes interacting, it leaves us wondering: what
on earth are any of us going to do next?

PT 2
Is all of reality one thing or is it divided up
into many things?
I believe that all of reality is divided into many things because everyone
experiences the world differently. Everyone's reality is different based on their
situation. How you feel, think and see can be different for someone else. A person's
reality is malleable. While there may be a single, overarching reality, our
perspective has a significant impact on how we hear, see, and perceive the world.
We frequently perceive ourselves differently from how others do, and this tendency
is sometimes problematic. We can acknowledge that each person has a unique,
personal reality. We can engage with others in many ways when we connect with
them and the world through their perspective.