No answer for the oldest paradox ?!

No answer for the oldest paradox ?!

The oldest paradox : < The first hen and the first egg, which one existed first ? (先有鸡还是先有蛋?)>,   Nobody knows the answer.   However, it is very sure that if the hen existed first, it must not come from the egg because no egg existed yet !  Vice versa , if the egg existed first, it should not come from the hen because no hen existed yet !  You might say that both came from < The great nature >. Of course, <The great nature> should not be a vacuum.   Actually < the great nature > is the best term from the bottom of our hearts which could be offered  to the < The great creator >,     < The great creator > symbolizes < INFINITY > in mathematics.  It could be verified that : INFINITY X INFINITY = 0, 1, ……even infinity,  In other words : infinity times infinity is UNDEFINED as well as INFINITY + or –  INFINITY are also undefined !  It is true that in our human-world nothing is infinite. In other words, we never see an unlimited event in this world ! We are 3-D creatures, so we could never understand  the 4-D, 5-D,….and the N-D creator ! < Seeing is believing > is a good proverb, but it is not always true !   For instance, everybody knows that two railways are parallel. In mathematics ,  2 parallel lines could not meet each other even extended to infinity. But our naked eyes could see that two parallel railways meet each other at the farthest point !  Electrons are so small even could not be seen thru microscope but we have to believe their existence !   In conclusion : we have to believe some existences which we could not see so far and may not believe some phenomenon which could be seen apparently !  In the near future, scientist may be able to develop a baby from a human stem-cell. We still could not say that scientist could < create > a new life. At the most we could say that this is a < transformation > from a ” primary ” life to a ” secondary ” life, not to < create > a ” life-less ” object to a ” life-ness  ” object !

 

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