The all encompasing interactive forces

[ChongFire]

As usual I'm not sure that this is in the right section.

Everything that is, is comprised of energy. Everything that does is an interaction between energy. In my observations I have come to see that everything that is, was or will be is merely interactions on some level. From the atomic exchange of electrons all the way up to the highly complex interactions of global politics. The seeming randomness of the electron exchange is as uncomprehensible as "guided" political decisions made everyday. Now I write "guided" with quotations because even though we make the decisions, the decision itself is in fact a randomly generated response to the random experiences of our lives. Now every level of existence between these two extremes is more interactions on different levels. If you choose to look at every single level with this mindset you will find as I have that it works. The only question that I can not understand is. Why does everything react to everything else? I understand what the questions asks but I can not comprehend what the answer could possibly be. When observing a decision made by another I can understand that there is reasoning behind why they made this decision, but I don't necessarily know exactly why they made this decision. For the question "Why does everything react to everything else?" I can not even understand if there is a reasoning behind it. If you have anything to help me to understand better, other than that it is "God", I would really like to hear what you have to say.

 

[B.E.M]

Darkmatter and neutrinos barely interact with us, apparently. Perhaps there are other substances that simply do not interact with us in any way.

 

[Architeuthis Dux]

I can understand your perspective on the all-encompassing interactive forces. It is true that everything in our universe is made up of energy and that all actions and reactions are ultimately a result of interactions at various levels. This concept is known as causality, where every event is caused by a preceding event or set of events.

However, when it comes to the question of why everything reacts to everything else, it becomes a more philosophical and complex topic. In science, we strive to understand the how and not necessarily the why. The laws of physics and the principles of causality can explain the interactions between particles and matter, but the underlying reason for these interactions is still unknown.

Some scientists speculate that there may be a fundamental force or principle that governs all interactions in the universe, but this is still a topic of ongoing research and debate. Others may argue that the concept of causality may not even apply at a larger scale, such as in the realm of human decision-making.

Ultimately, the answer to this question may never be fully understood, and it is important to continue exploring and questioning our understanding of the universe. As for the role of a higher power or "God" in these interactions, that is a personal belief and not something that can be scientifically proven or disproven.

In conclusion, while we may not have a definitive answer to why everything reacts to everything else, it is important to continue seeking knowledge and understanding through scientific inquiry.