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Topic	The universe came from nothing.
Tanoomba 07/18/17 11:09:07 PM #30:	Dragonblade01 posted... We don't know what, if anything, jump started our universe. Exactly. We don't know if it was something or nothing. That's the point. lukabrosci posted... Tanoomba posted... However, it gives us just enough to understand that something set this all in motion: either nothing or something. What other third factor could there be? "We don't know" isn't a factor, because it's recognition that something pre-existed. Even if it's nothing. why do you assume to not be in motion is the universes natural state? Then it was always in motion, which makes the universe itself infinite. --- http://www.spriters-resource.com/resources/sheet_icons/7/7508.png <cite>Tanoomba posted [p:883179233] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</cite> <quote><cite>Dragonblade01 posted...</cite> <quote>We don't know what, if anything, jump started our universe.</quote> Exactly. We don't know if it was something or nothing. That's the point. <cite>lukabrosci posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Tanoomba posted...</cite> <quote>However, it gives us just enough to understand that something set this all in motion: either nothing or something. What other third factor could there be? "We don't know" isn't a factor, because it's recognition that something pre-existed. Even if it's nothing. </quote> why do you assume to not be in motion is the universes natural state?</quote> Then it was always in motion, which makes the universe itself infinite. --- http://www.spriters-resource.com/resources/sheet_icons/7/7508.png</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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