Eternal Possibility: Challenging the "Universe is Love" Narrative
Update: 2025-08-07
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Dr. Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander, Ph.D., deconstructs the popular notion that love or peace is the fundamental law of the universe.
He argues instead for eternity as the core nature of reality, enabling all possibilities – including those humans find abhorrent.
Drawing on philosophy, extremophile biology, and cosmology, he explores:
* Why claims of a universal "law of love" are anthropocentric illusions.
* How closed systems (like Earth) develop localized rules vs. the eternal open system of the universe.
* The logical necessity that beings somewhere must experience torture or suffering as pleasure.
* Why human morality is consensus-based, not cosmic law.
* How concepts of hell/demons reflect human cruelty projected outward.
*Note: This episode features raw audio.
Love is not the answer.m4a
(Also listen to “The Nature of Existence Across Universes) https://www.spreaker.com/episo...
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/uniquilibrium--4968803/support.
He argues instead for eternity as the core nature of reality, enabling all possibilities – including those humans find abhorrent.
Drawing on philosophy, extremophile biology, and cosmology, he explores:
* Why claims of a universal "law of love" are anthropocentric illusions.
* How closed systems (like Earth) develop localized rules vs. the eternal open system of the universe.
* The logical necessity that beings somewhere must experience torture or suffering as pleasure.
* Why human morality is consensus-based, not cosmic law.
* How concepts of hell/demons reflect human cruelty projected outward.
*Note: This episode features raw audio.
Love is not the answer.m4a
(Also listen to “The Nature of Existence Across Universes) https://www.spreaker.com/episo...
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/uniquilibrium--4968803/support.
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