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Originally Posted by MicroMacro
Doesn't that presume that humans are/were the only forms of consciousness in the Universe?
Why is it a wee problem for me to rely on my senses to tell me it smokey outside due to wildfires in the south?
What makes you think the Universe may have started at a time other than when we think it did? Or - why do you think - since you weren't there - that we've pegged the BB's beginning wrong?
Do you think science is faulty?
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No, it presumes nothing. Maybe consciousness formed 10 million light years away. Maybe in a plant. For instance.
Only your senses can tell you anything.
I accept the 13.5 billion year age of the universe - but that's not what I'm talking about.
No, science isn't faulty but would have to admit that without consciousness the universe would not be tangible. Which is what I'm talking about.