blessed
Regular Member
key, i recently went to a lecture which promissed to prove gods exictence... many arguments presented, design, cosmological, ontological...
but the funny thing is: the guy disproved the exictence of god with many of them!!!
and now about the big bang. From the little i've read, the big bang occured because was an infinite spacial extent... then an instability occured (allowable through randomn fluctuations in space) causing all parts of the universe to rush away from one another (like if you drop a mass into water). this caused the universe to curve which caused an increase in temperature and energy density. from this a small, three-dimensional point emereged from which the big bang occured...
How the 10 dimensional space from which the big bang began formed is unknown, but you can follow the pattern hypothetically that more and more symmetrical, higher dimensional planes lost symmetry due to instabilities...
in no way a proven theory as the maths is a bit complicted now. but it basically offers a lot of solutions that are not offered by other theories. Also explains multiple universe theory and how we are not as special as we thought.
Arguing about this is pointless because i wont have many answers, but i just posted this to remind people: Scienece will always make progresses, however long it takes. and by the way, even attempts are more progress than not trying... It might not answer everything, but it sure will try.
Religion on the other hand just creates some nice assumptions about the world makes them "indesputable" and bob's your uncle. This creates stability but in no way truth. (heck, look at europe after the rise of christianity... no progress for about 1000 years)
I would happily support science simply on the fact it doesn't stand still.
and also...
...it's because of discussions like this that wars start...
but the funny thing is: the guy disproved the exictence of god with many of them!!!
and now about the big bang. From the little i've read, the big bang occured because was an infinite spacial extent... then an instability occured (allowable through randomn fluctuations in space) causing all parts of the universe to rush away from one another (like if you drop a mass into water). this caused the universe to curve which caused an increase in temperature and energy density. from this a small, three-dimensional point emereged from which the big bang occured...
How the 10 dimensional space from which the big bang began formed is unknown, but you can follow the pattern hypothetically that more and more symmetrical, higher dimensional planes lost symmetry due to instabilities...
in no way a proven theory as the maths is a bit complicted now. but it basically offers a lot of solutions that are not offered by other theories. Also explains multiple universe theory and how we are not as special as we thought.
Arguing about this is pointless because i wont have many answers, but i just posted this to remind people: Scienece will always make progresses, however long it takes. and by the way, even attempts are more progress than not trying... It might not answer everything, but it sure will try.
Religion on the other hand just creates some nice assumptions about the world makes them "indesputable" and bob's your uncle. This creates stability but in no way truth. (heck, look at europe after the rise of christianity... no progress for about 1000 years)
I would happily support science simply on the fact it doesn't stand still.
and also...
...it's because of discussions like this that wars start...