Follow Up to The Simplest Proof Against God Ever

Responding to Comments to that Article via Advanced Google Gemini

Tony Berard
14 min readAug 9, 2024

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Adding -less to a word modifies it, right?

Yes, adding the suffix “-less” to a word modifies it by creating an adjective that means “without” or “lacking” whatever the original word represents. For example:

  • Care (noun) becomes Careless (adjective): without care
  • Home (noun) becomes Homeless (adjective): without a home
  • Hope (noun) becomes Hopeless (adjective): without hope

“-Less” is a common suffix used in English to express the absence of something.

Does it do this also to time and space?

Adding “-less” to “time” and “space” does create adjectives, but their meanings might not be as straightforward as simply “without time” or “without space”:

  • Timeless: While it can mean “without time” in the sense of “eternal” or “not affected by time,”…

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Tony Berard
Tony Berard

Written by Tony Berard

I have lately been constructing arguments against God and the supernatural. I have proven that stuff doesn't exist with science equations. I aspire to be great.

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