Questions without an answer

I guess most of the questions here do have an answer...

Do blind people see black? What colors do they see?

@LegendaryMode said

How do you explain the colors to a blind?

Colors can be explained to a blind person by linking them to other senses—touch, taste, smell, sound, and emotion—creating meaningful associations that convey the essence of each color.
Read the story of Helen Keller - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helen_Keller -

• Her story is also a movie called the 'Miracle Worker' -:]

@CCAK0123456789 said ^

Do blind people see black? What colors do they see?

I heard someone once say it‘s just nothing which I guess makes sense since your eyes just don‘t send signals to your brain therefore that part of your brain just doesn‘t really do anything. I‘m not an expert though, please don‘t take anything I say about that as true, it‘s just guessing.

@MysteryPhantom7 said ^

If God can make anything.If he makes a stone he cant lift.Than he can make his powers increase enough to lift that stone.

Yeah man, an imaginary dude is going to solve everything.
The power of imagination knows no limits.

So you are telling me dust particles from the big bang created the earth? There is one big proof that Christianity is real. First of all, even non-Christian archaeologists and historians agree that Christ was real, even if he wasn’t the son of God. Also, Christianity is the only religion that people are willing to be tortured for and to be killed for their beliefs. Christians have such strong conviction and what they saw (for instance the 12 apostles) and what they believe (for instance the people that are being tortured and killed further beliefs in Christianity) that they are willing to be tortured and to be killed for what they believe. This is my argument that God exists.

@tpr said ^

"How do Eels reproduce?"

• They swim up to 6000 km through the ocean and at great depth they spawn.

Well i guess AZTI, Ichthyology and zoology departments around the world can now cease looking for answers on this age old mystery now as you've managed to answer it with about 15 words on a Lichess otf post. :)

@tpr said ^

So an omnipotent God can:
lift a stone He cannot lift;
create a stone He cannot create.

No, an omnipotent God could do neither of those things, because they are not logically possible.

@tpr said ^

God created Himself.

Since you capitalised the "h", I assume you mean an omnipresent God. Omni-present means existence from the beginning of time to the end of time, to put it in layman's terms. This means such a God was not created, because He always existed. (If He was created, that would mean that at some point in time, He did not exist, thus violating 'omnipresence'.)

@MysteryPhantom7 said ^

Who Created God ?

Some people who needed an answer for everything but are too lazy for reasonable answers.

that just doesn't make sense

Can a brain in a vat know that it's in virtual reality?

The human body replaces all its cells roughly every seven days. So, are you still the same you after a week?