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Vahleeb- in response to your thorough retort. What is your stance on religion? You know a lot about the subject. But is it voodoo or is it real to you? I'm on the cups in some ways, but I don't think that religion knows better than science (which evolves unlike religion). Of all those books they are combined into the rolling papers at the knees of those sitting in their own pew. They pick it up read a few lines and feel good that they have practiced 2nd grade level reading aloud to their peers. Either soft or hard cover, it's one book that is held in hand and abided or they will suffer. I did come up with a God that isn't referenced via the bible in that he is just a person who represents the alpha, or first human to be a DNA farm. I don't think God would be the equivalent to Stalin or Hitler because they thought more of themselves over the people rather than just being the baby daddy. We know that Christians and Jews were not the first people on earth. The Chinese calendar goes way back before Jesus could have been a head board stain. And while on the subject, how gross is it that Adam an eve as grandparents have incest grand babies? Back to a reference to the bible and describing God, the common concept is that God is the creator of something or all. That would indicate he or she or Jenner is the first to come out and say: yup I did all that. Well as humans the first one would be able to make that claim. But they are dead now. Chilling in the past doing little to effect us now, other than being the first sperm donor. Heaven and hell are considered an after life. Hahaha! Like nonexistence is better than hell? Who wants to just poof!, never exist, not have an effect on the future or honor the past? At best we will be rotten meat for the worms to shit out. Then later we will be a rose! Funny how Christians use flower bouquets on a grave as a presentation to the rotting corps. Look into the Black Death on this one. Smelling posies might stop the bubonic plague but its also a better smell than a pile of corpses oozing glandular infections into the sweet country air. The goal to the afterlife is just setting a standard for one's self to reach for what is impossible. If it comes true than its pretty cool. If not, at least you tried while others just conformed to believing in what they are told to believe. What science does is follow the burden of proof. Ironically religions have been the biggest opposition to proving wtf is going on. What science does is follow the burden of proof. Ironically religions have been the biggest opposition to proving wtf is going on. There is more but this is more wandering than staying on the path of the subject matter that is the title of the post. That is more a reference to showing a dream to a 3rd person perspective. Dreams are simple since all involved are the construct of the dreamer's interpretation. If I dreamed of you, the form of you would be as I understand, and not your actual thoughts and consciousness. Dreams are complicated when an outsider of the psyche interjects with their own psychology. What I was attempting to say was that if I was thinking of a car, you can't cut my skull open and pull out that car and drive it around. At the best you can see it on TV as I see it. That doesn't count into the value of gravity or actuall molecules defining a weight. I can also dream of a car turning into an urn. That won't happen in reality. But how is it that electricity and liquids in the brain can transcend to a computer screen? You can't smell, touch, or hear it. But you can see that it is there in my brain. Previously the best way to convey a thought was via art, music,communication, or just making it. Now it's possible to think it and make it real via a computer algorithm. Does that transition from a brain to a screen make it really exist? Or does that just prove that we can study things in a new way?

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I think it's more about the thought of the pink elephant being tangible. At that point we can't remove the elephant from the brain and put it on a scale to weigh it or touch it. But it can be observed via sensors and interpretive software to make an image on a screen as a 2d construct. The pink elephant holds the same value as Schrödinger's cat in that it existed in the brain as a thought but it was never really there. It was just a concept that came to fruition from the biochemistry and neurons and electrical pulses of his mind then later was transcended to paper and verbal communications. Now everybody can make the cat exist as a thought of their own mind. Today science Is able to observe the results of the biochemistry and interactions between neurons in a person's brain, and interpreting them via computer code to construct them as images. The objects as thoughts have no measurable weight, don't interact with other forces, and do not exist as a physical form. Now science is observing objects in people's brains that don't physically exist. The pink elephant isn't physically inside of the brain, but science has found a way to see this pink elephant and prove that it is there. and can manifest it into an image. http://news.berkeley.edu/2011/09/22/brain-movies/ http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/observations/breakthrough-could-enable-others-to-watch-your-dreams-and-memories-video/

For me, the challenge is on conveying what I am questioning as a thought. So that I can express it with out the need for translation, and I have obviously been failing at that thus far. I'm not looking at religion as how it has been defined and perceived as a theology. I'm more focused on the domino effect that it has triggered by not creating an alliance with science. The premiss of what I'm trying to get discussion on is that religion (Christianity as the example) has been the main opposition to science's attempt to approach validation of the 'mystic' attributes behind the theology. The things I mull over for fun like parallel universes being something that could represent what heaven and hell are, are only an example. Someone could come along and say that dreams are a better example of heaven and hell. But I'm providing these as "theories" which if studied by science would be tested logically via the scientific method. I'm making an attempt to provide a hypothetical theory that could be approached for study. One that a scientist that wouldn't be hesitant to attempt based on the backlash of religions implementing force on him or her. That also includes public ridicule, because some people would present the possibility of a violent opposition on what they have been led to perceive as unreasonable by the more modern religious teachings (from the times of Newton to Einstein and maybe today). So what I think, is that religion is at fault for creating an environment where science has been painted as an evil has turned out to work against religion's attempt to become universal in acceptance. So to speak, their opposition to science is the pinochle act that drove the first nail into the coffin.

Vahleeb To address my statement of: "From what I have found the bible consists of different stories over a range of about 1500 years, and 40 writers. The Vatican has cherry picked the stories and omitted the most outlandish, and contradicting texts." Here are citations to provide a background of what I mean. Below the citations is a correction/ clarification of my statement. Multiple books written by 40 authors as http://www.truthnet.org/Bible-Origins/4_How_was_Bible_written/ The Vatican does alter the bible http://www.theguardian.com/world/2001/sep/11/books.humanities The bible has been misinterpreted, and was altered with added phrases that were not in the original texts. (This alteration is more recent.) http://www.gotquestions.org/missing-verses.html The bible has been comprised lacking the omitted stories. And the Pope/pontiff (before the Vatican existed as a papal palace) approved omitting some books of the bible. http://www.catholicbible101.com/thebible73or66books.htm I will attempt to fix my error in saying it was the "Vatican" that altered the bible because it's not a place, it's the people who altered it. - Starting from the house of Fausta later becoming the apostolic palace of the Lateran then going to the palace of the Vatican. The locations were/are the apostolic palaces/papal palaces. The bible has been altered by these palaces as the group of people who made the decisions to omit books from the bible. With that addressed, the title of this topic is asking if science is the reason that people believe that God and or heaven/hell don't exist. The first paragraph is linking science and Christianity together as a relationship. The second provides how the relationship between the religion and science have been oppositional. The fourth paragraph is about continuing to provide conceptualization over time to the individuals, then I shifted to questioning if today the religion is even following the original understanding of what God was. Today God is considered a deity with impossible powers, but going back to the original term that has been translated and evolved in today's definition, we are probably wrong in what the terminology of what a God was back then. The hawking paragraph has been addressed, and my theory behind it was just confirmation bias. Next came proven scientific theories that may or may not prove heaven/hell. This is to provide reason that science isn't against the religious concept, but that it's still testing It as a possibility (even though Christianity has been against science for all this time, science has not given the cold shoulder to religion) Then I contrasted the scientific Alpha and Omega reference of the universe to the biblical reference of God as alpha and omega. The beginning/origin, and the unknown end/the infinite, to support that alpha and omega has not changed as a term. (The LHC paragraph has a flaw that I just caught. The God particle, or Higgs has been proven as a fact. "The *hardon* particle" is not what I meant to say. I find that to be a humorous auto-correct) The LHC has proven that the God (alpha and omega) particle exists, which was termed that way by quantum physicists. It's only one example that has been proven as an advancement in science. But what's more important is that Quantum physicists and mechanics want to advance beyond that first particle. I then presented my own theory of what could be the transition from life to the afterlife that I have imagined based on what I know of sciences. It's something I like to ponder. Christianity would call my free thoughts blasphemy. I then summarized the major points from my post where science could prove God heaven/hell in a realistic format that isn't a fisherman's story. Has science disproven God and or the afterlife? The irony of the question is that religion has been the one at the forefront of disproving God and the afterlife by hindering science's attempt to actually find proof. It's almost like a crusade against science but science is actually the Allie.

From what I have found the bible consists of different stories over a range of about 1500 years, and 40 writers. The Vatican has cherry picked the stories and omitted the most outlandish, and contradicting texts. Like reading the fantastic four comic books (there are a couple different series and writers have changed many times) and then watching the latest movie about it. Certain things are Altered because people may not like it, or it just doesn't make the new script exciting enough to get as many people into the theater. In the comic books Sue and Jonny storm are siblings, in the movie it's blatantly obvious that they aren't since the actor for the human torch is black and the invisible woman is white. It's the same title as fantastic four, but the origins are different and the story is altered from the original.

Was he a deity from the get go, or was he a person before he was transistioned into one? And does the Religion he is referenced in have the rule to not kill? If there is a commandment to not kill, then the agents are not abiding that rule. That would make the rule foulable and contradict itself.

He was good in Dogma too. "Be excellent to each other and party on dudes" the church of Bill and Ted has just one commandment. George Carlin has 3 commandments: Be respectful and faithful, don't kill, and keep your religion to to your self. I only had gone to church a handful of times. I had started questioning it before I started dating a pastor's daughter. That made for some interesting conversations. If there is a hell then I'm definitely going after what she and I did the last time I was in a church, and I still haven't been struck by Thor's lightning. But my main interest in starting this subject thread was more about the transition of life, and if the deity is a misconception. I see my mistakes on the point to point basis, except for if God may have been misinterpreted from the start. It seems to me that the perception of God as a deity is throwing off my suggestion of him being a bag of dried up bones or just the first human DNA.

After the the rule of not killing another, at least as one of the 10 commandments, the suggestions of killing another person for any reason is a contradiction to that rule. That pricipal invalidates all of the texts stating to kill others who are not part of team-X. The same goes for the rest of the rules to be kind and respectful,they invalidate the claims that there are loopholes and exceptions to the principals. Since the bible was written from both fist and 3rd person perspective, the writer's agendas were easily injected at different points. The bible's architectural base is Jesus's teachings, but The rest doesn't coherently continue along those parameters, they go off course and deviate by adding justifications against the main principals. When they chose to culminate so many things into the bible that were beyond the main teachings, they added contradicting manuscripts that muddied the clear waters. I'm using the bible as the example because that's what I am more familiar with. I appreciate the patience and the ball busting!

I find that the forbidden aspect can be contradicted by simple kindnesses. It may seem inverse, but there is the positive of at least one of the acrchitectures where forgiveness of an oops or my bad or even I was totally in the wrong, is forgivable by owning up to it. But that forgiveness is more based on the person who the wrong has been done to rather than the deity who placed the rules to abide by. Similar to how law enforcement works. ( the spaghetti is having to pay a person for representation rather than having a simplified structure that all can adhere to and knowingly understand. Instead we would have to pay for somone else to be responsible for our outcome. And we don't have a way to measure their capability, the risks are endless until fruition. It's a true gamble). I agree, we don't need theology to be nice and grateful towards others. Sadly though theology is what is used to apply consequences. The US prison system vs the Swiss reform system provides a contrast. And that gets into ethics vs morality. That is where theology seems to meet the gap though. That is one point where my understanding is conflicted. How do you approach it?

The commonalities would be the best start, which are kindness and respect towards all and by all. Most religions state not to kill or harm others. I'd say stick with the universal rules. Most of the books have some history to them that has been verified as true events, though today there is better explanations of what really happened, like volcanoes, asteroids, floods and natural events. Those events were mystified as an act of a deity, but the events correlate as historical documentation of natural disasters between each other as separate religious texts. Take the ones that have the most accuracy of world events and there is a base to start from. Can you clarify that for me? I don't know what OP is/means. Because Hawking is a logical authority doesn't mean he is right without validation. Yes? I'm aware that it is impossible, my mind still wants to challenge it though. Just being honest is all. That's why I provided a scenario of skies crossing but not touching on a flat plane, it's also an impossible scenario. My concept and your's still provide an impossible logic, therefor my initial proposition that you originally cited is an invalid logic. I get that. Why is this still on the table?

If Hawking approaches his theories with mathematics and physics as the architecture for the logical approach he would prove that 2+2=5 is false. My point is that he has reason to suggest that God exists, and this comes after he had previously said that God does not exist. Currently there is an omission of data to prove either, but for him to say that God may exist means that something changed in his equation. You do realize that the reference of semantics is on my part, right? I'm not applying it to your explanation, I'm applying it to my interpretation. The way I process the square triangle is based on my ability to fathom it. My mind is distracted from the point you are trying to make because my thoughts are attempting to find solutions to the problem. But I am aware that two probabilities can not exist at the same time and that a single contradiction is fundamentally flawed and impossible to exist.

The parameters of the dream may need to be addressed for clarification. My cousin was home in Ohio when he had the dream the night that my grandfather passed away. My grandfather was in good health (and no indication of any problems), and in his vacation home in NH. My aunt was spending a night away (she wasn't a caregiver). So my cousin's dream took place in NH, my grandfather walked up to him in the driveway and he said "I have to go now, I just wanted to tell you that I love you all". Then he disappeared. after being awake for a few hours doing his normal routine, my cousin received the phone call that our Grandfather passed away. He explained his dream, and that was it. If the parameters hadn't been so well aligned I would have been able to debunk it. The other odd part was that he passed away on September 2nd between princess Diana August 31st and mother Teresa September 5th, that timing was the confirmation bias that I had accepted based on the "things happen in 3s". I see the coincidences of it, it's just Hard for me to get past how compelling the circumstances were. Now that the details of the dream are explained, I'd like more of your input and perspective and logic. (Sorry for skipping your previous response, I missed it, going to read your link now)

Are Hawking and Einstein not authorities of science? I understand your retort of the square circle. I provided my own analogy to provide an oxymoron with the skies idea. We are on the same page, but stuck on semantics. The square circle being both and neither at the same time is the equivalent to a cat being both alive and dead at the same time.

True. I'm saying that as a more broad statement though, and don't know how to convey it beyond a generalized blanket. I find that the religious leaders have held true science away from the religious, and it's reflected in a few ways. Evolution taught in public schools schools, churches calling science blasfamy, religious education systems to teach altered sciences to fit the religious platform, and they all have differences that clash. The element that disproves God hell heaven is the lack of attempt to provide proof, and for a portion of the population that's a means to explain the lack of an existence or that it has been disproven. My only proof to suggest an afterlife or at least some sort of mystical a transition is a well timed dream.

Like i said it's neither and both at the same time. If we are talking about 2 dimensions, X and Y, do they form a circle or square? 0 is the starting point of the plane that we are placing a shape on, itself forms either a circle or square. If only X and y axis than omega will be equal from 0 in 4 directions, if X+Y axis in all directions than its a circle. Thus that forms a shape, if we place a shape on that plane, no matter the amount of edges, it's a shape within a shape. Not omega like ohms but omega in lowercase similar to the infinity character split horizontally like a 'w'. It's beyon N. If we are working on an infinit plane of any shape and we put on a set of skis that are both as long as omega as well, unless they are perfectly parallel they will always intersect. Either in front or behind the boots. Overlapping them without contact on a flat 2 dimensional plane is the oxymoron. And if those lines are an atom or bus wide it will not make a difference in the fact that they will have to contact each other to overlap one another. All other parameters are irrelevant to the point. Color, translucency, width, material and so on can not change the fact that they will intersect when applied with Equal Infinits. It would be impossible for it not to happen. An oxymoron is simply an impossibility no matter how it is stated.

Einstein said that science brought him closer to understanding God. Stephen hawking backed off of his statement that God doesn't exist. Today the LHC is proving concepts from way back when that theories are correct in quantum mechanics/theory. Math and science are proving that what used to be a joke back in the day now actually has merit. My question of: has science disproven heaven hell and God still stands. Who has held back science from the ability to prove a deity, Athiests or those who are religious? It surely isn't Athiests saying to stop science from seeking proof. How can you get results if another force is holding the truth back from the tests? Sorry if there is more psychology imbedded there than philosophy. But keep breaking it down. I appreciate it.

Proving the existence doesn't require touching God. I'm not looking to shake his hand. Im questioning the approach in how God is interpreted. Alpha is #1 the very first, but in what way? The first human to transition as a new species and the origins of human DNA? Is God the creator of existence because he was the first to exist or is it from recognizing and being able to define his existence? I just don't think the deity approach is realistic, it seems more like an interpretation that has so much fantasy and grandeur that to use it to define God has gone so far over the top to it can't even be credible. I prefer the square triangle in the universe explanation, because it's more difficult to center. I can imagine the shape of a circle with three or four corners coming out of it which is neither and both at the same time. If I took a piece of paper and cut it into a square then drew a triangle on it I would see both at the same time in 2 dimensions. The same goes for a plane in the universe, since it has an edge that makes a shape, having a shape on that plane is 2 shapes. I can kind of break that a bit. But try drawing two lines that don't touch and still cross over each other's path. It's still an oxymoron like a cat being dead and alive at the same time I get that part of it. It's difficult to prove that something doesn't exist if it couldn't ever exist.

I am not sure it can be disproven. But it can be rejected until further evidence. No it doesnt and no it hasnt No we dont First quote- I agree it can be rejected. Second quote- there was no physical cat, it was the thought of the cat that existed. The experiment itself is the absence of a tangible proof, yet it is necessary for the cat to exist in the experiment to provide proof that quantum superposition wouldn't work on objects. To this day, for the thought experiment to exist the cat has to either live or die if the poison is released, but before that it has to into the box alive or the experiment would be null. Third quote- it's highly improbable that the cat would survive over 70 years so it's logical that it would be dead by now. As the thought experiment though it can either alive or dead, there is no rational of it existing in a state of limbo or between 2 outcomes or existing as both at the same time. Einstein wanted to replace the poison with an explosion. Some question if it was crazy because the box would blow up, but the Geiger counter is reacting to a release of energy, the hammer swings and releases energy, and an explosion would be more energy being released.

I over heard a kid ask her mom if the mean kid in school was going to go to hell when he died. And before her mom could answer she started to cry. I don't know what the mother said because I moved on to the rest of my shopping. I contemplated the dream my cousin had the night before finding out that my grandfather had died on my mom's side. He dreamed that my grandfather said good bye and that he loves everyone and had to go. It wasn't my experience, but the timing was impossible to disprove. But the psychology of a dream is that all people in a dream are projections of who we interpret them to be. So I wondered if he went to heaven or hell, because growing up I had believed in Christianity. One day I just stopped believing. Then years later the girl's question just resparked it. My own experience of coming close to death didn't get me to question if there was a heaven or hell or if God exists, and that was between when I stopped believing and the kid's question. Now every so often friends will repost iflAthiesm stuff like the fire and brimstone stuff, and a couple have posted that if science can't prove its real than its not real. So I wonder If there is a way to prove the existence of God with science. Christianity has been pretty oppositional towards science for a long time. Like evolution vs creationism, public schools teach evolution and that pretty much disproves creationism with facts. So for some people out there science has disproved God hell and heaven. if no one can fathom or understand God (per the bible), is that an omission of the rest of humanity together? Has science reached a point where some aspects can be answered/fathomed? At the same point if it was solved, that would destroy faith. The term afterlife to me isn't really the complete notion of death considering the language of the time wasn't as diverse as the English language is today in the US. Language today is articulate and precise, even mailable and evolves. Back then they didn't have many words to work with, so some terms meant multiple things depending on the context. And spelling was more phonetic vs today's structured rules. So I don't really hold the reinterpretation of the words in the bible to be a perfect translation. But when I see a dead person, they are lifeless, and that's a very stable condition. The electricity that continually provides a person to be alive just stops existing in the body similar to a flatline. It burns off and what ever it is that's producing the electricity stops making it. After life as we experience it ends, the ability to detect it also ends. That's why I have vested and what lead up to it as a concept. Though the way i described the cause and path of the concept, isn't in a clear format, I want to challenge it.

I over heard a kid ask her mom if the mean kid in school was going to go to hell when he died. And before her mom could answer she started to cry. I don't know what the mother said because I moved on to the rest of my shopping. I contemplated the dream my cousin had the night before finding out that my grandfather had died on my mom's side. He dreamed that my grandfather said good bye and that he loves everyone and had to go. It wasn't my experience, but the timing was impossible to disprove. But the psychology of a dream is that all people in a dream are projections of who we interpret them to be. So I wondered if he went to heaven or hell, because growing up I had believed in Christianity. One day I just stopped believing. Then years later the girl's question just resparked it. My own experience of coming close to death didn't get me to question if there was a heaven or hell or if God exists, and that was between when I stopped believing and the kid's question. Now every so often friends will repost iflAthiesm stuff like the fire and brimstone stuff, and a couple have posted that if science can't prove its real than its not real. So I wonder If there is a way to prove the existence of God with science. Christianity has been pretty oppositional towards science for a long time. Like evolution vs creationism, public schools teach evolution and that pretty much disproves creationism with facts. So for some people out there science has disproved God hell and heaven. if no one can fathom or understand God (per the bible), is that an omission of the rest of humanity together? Has science reached a point where some aspects can be answered/fathomed? At the same point if it was solved, that would destroy faith. The term afterlife to me isn't really the complete notion of death considering the language of the time wasn't as diverse as the English language is today in the US. Language today is articulate and precise, even mailable and evolves. Back then they didn't have many words to work with, so some terms meant multiple things depending on the context. And spelling was more phonetic vs today's structured rules. So I don't really hold the reinterpretation of the words in the bible to be a perfect translation. But when I see a dead person, they are lifeless, and that's a very stable condition. The electricity that continually provides a person to be alive just stops existing in the body similar to a flatline. It burns off and what ever it is that's producing the electricity stops making it. After life as we experience it ends, the ability to detect it also ends. That's why I have vested and what lead up to it as a concept. Though the way i described the cause and path of the concept, isn't in a clear format, I want to challenge it.

The notion that there is a heaven and hell as a consequence to our imposed will on others here on earth is an intriguing Christian concept, but can it be disproven with an incomplete understanding of physics and science? Newton helped to begin the understanding of physics and science in a world that was opposed to proving that God's design could be figured out. He provided a foundation to work off of for later generations to expand on humanity's understandings. Later Einstein provided us with a great leap forward and furthered the foundations. Quantum physics came along and Schrödinger's cat was put into a box, and to this day that cat is both dead and alive in our minds. With that thought, the cat still exists and has transcended existence through time as an absolute reality via the interpretation of the thinker/contemplating mind. Logically the cat is dead by now, but we contemplate it as both alive and dead at the same time to this day. The concept of God has lasted centuries in the same way. If man was created in the image of God, are we the reflection or the continuation of the first being? Via science we are aware of evolution, but do we take into account self awareness and the leap when humanity became a new conceptualizing existence? Which came first, the chicken, or the egg? Stephen Hawking had said there is no God, then later recanted. As an intellectual leader does his recant reflect Einstein's 'known' quote about his understanding bringing him closer to God? From the Big Bang theory, string theory and parallel universes humanity may just be getting to a way to prove that a heaven and hell could exist. If the universe as we know it came from the pinprick tear of another membrane we would have to take into consideration the ordinal Omega. The theory that the universe is finite or limiting in size has been disproven, and we now know that it is increasing at an exponential rate thanks to Alex Filippenko and his team. Where did the universe come from? That is an origin, a 1 to create an infinite. The alpha is #1 in Greek numerals. Omega is beyond infinite mathematically (looks like a lowercase w but half of infinity as a letter). It's a translation from the original language but still a continuation of the "book". Large Hardon collider is being used to dissect particles and understand how physics work on that scale. With quantum mechanics, the theory is that an electron may be in two places at once as in the theory of quantum entanglement. In other words one can be any where at any time. The Hardon particle has been proven as a fact, so the rest still needs to be proven or disproven before we will know. If we truly believe that energy can not be created or destroyed, is it possible that our energy is capable of transcending to another parallel universe via quantum physics? Would that be what is known as heaven or hell? Or are we stuck in the confines in what we are limited to understanding that is an incomplete science? In summary the idea that this universe came from somewhere else, the possibility of parallel universes, and existence in multiple places at once may be the road to proving that there is transcendent existence. Alpha as origin as the beginning and omega being beyond infinity covers all, either as a cycle or as a finite description of infinity as all encompassing or all knowing. It's a personal concept so rip it up and challenge it. I know that this is the the most controversial subject, so feel free to question my theory. A discussion and thought is what I'm looking for and I haven't found anyone else that is willing to challenge my concept. I need your help to press further into this idea. I hope that I provoke you into debate.

My whole life I have been me as I am. Raised in a divorced family with a brother that is 15 years older than me I can't say I know what it's like to be in a family that is constantly bickering about unresolved issues. I literally have never fought with my brother so my friends don't understand why I lag ugh when they argue with their siblings. My father's side of the family proved to me that that survival is always based on will. And both sides proved that knowledge is the most powerful asset, even ore powerful when it is the truth. That's a little about me.

First thing is knowing what the national debt is comprised of. Its the total sum of 2 major factors. The Public debt and intragovernmental debt. Most of the national debt is public debts. If we take into account the money lost in bad trade deals (hundreds of billions lost in some cases) , unbalanced spending in policies (like nato), then reorganize government agencies like the EPA and get rid of unnecessary aspects and costs. For instance the govt funded scientific research for "Hangry" with tax dollars. Add in that Trump wants to make it so that off shore accounts would come back, then apply his appreciation for incentive to invest will help recirculate that money and become beneficial for charities and other means to push the economy. All of those add up quickly and provide means to work down the debts. He would be able to turn the deficit into a surplus as well in the big picture. And with bringing back businesses and corporations that left the US will give the American people jobs which are needed to pay off public debts. The more incentive to come back, the faster it will happen. Especially with the import taxes being suggested. What's best about his plan is that the first places to be focused on for reestablishing industries are the most impoverished areas. This will help pull people out of poverty, along with not taxing till $25k pay will help them save up and be able to spend more (not like the economic stimulus plan that was a flop).