Hello Stevesque
Stevesque writes:
The problem comes from you assuming that if something is outside our universe, we have no evidence for it. But this isn't necessarily true.
What do you mean? How can we have evidence for anything outside of space and time? If any evidence exists it has to exist within our universe so that we can percieve it. In which case it becomes natural. Can you site an example of evidence that we have or could percieve for something that resides outside of space and time?
Edited by rueh, : No reason given.
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