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Tanoomba 07/18/17 10:38:09 PM #1:	Ergo, nothing pre-existed. Ergo, nothing is infinite. Ergo, nothing is God. --- http://www.spriters-resource.com/resources/sheet_icons/7/7508.png <cite>Tanoomba posted [p:883177539] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</cite> <quote>Ergo, nothing pre-existed. Ergo, nothing is infinite. Ergo, nothing is God.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BlackHorse6969 07/18/17 10:38:59 PM #2:	we are nothing. nothing is real <cite>BlackHorse6969 posted [p:883177595] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</cite> <quote>we are nothing. nothing is real</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CountessRolab 07/18/17 10:39:02 PM #3:	--- https://i.imgur.com/Ux7l21R.jpg <cite>CountessRolab posted [p:883177600] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</cite> <quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
lukabrosci 07/18/17 10:40:10 PM #4:	false, just because we don't know what was before the big bang doesn't mean it was nothing <cite>lukabrosci posted [p:883177656] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</cite> <quote>false, just because we don't know what was before the big bang doesn't mean it was nothing</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Correct_Facts 07/18/17 10:41:19 PM #5:	Prove it. <cite>Correct_Facts posted [p:883177724] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</cite> <quote>Prove it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Tanoomba 07/18/17 10:41:43 PM #6:	lukabrosci posted... false, just because we don't know what was before the big bang doesn't mean it was nothing Whatever came before the Big Bang pre-existed the Big Bang. Doesn't matter what it is, but it exists in an infinite capacity. --- http://www.spriters-resource.com/resources/sheet_icons/7/7508.png <cite>Tanoomba posted [p:883177748] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</cite> <quote><cite>lukabrosci posted...</cite> <quote>false, just because we don't know what was before the big bang doesn't mean it was nothing</quote> Whatever came before the Big Bang pre-existed the Big Bang. Doesn't matter what it is, but it exists in an infinite capacity.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
lukabrosci 07/18/17 10:42:22 PM #7:	no such thing as infinity <cite>lukabrosci posted [p:883177786] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</cite> <quote>no such thing as infinity</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Johnny_Nutcase 07/18/17 10:42:29 PM #8:	lukabrosci posted... false, just because we don't know what was before the big bang doesn't mean it was nothing Finnnnally someone hits it right outta the park. --- I've learned that life is one crushing defeat after another... until you just wish Flanders was dead. - Homer Simpson <cite>Johnny_Nutcase posted [p:883177799] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</cite> <quote><cite>lukabrosci posted...</cite> <quote>false, just because we don't know what was before the big bang doesn't mean it was nothing</quote> Finnnnally someone hits it right outta the park.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Tanoomba 07/18/17 10:43:14 PM #9:	lukabrosci posted... no such thing as infinity What came before our universe's existence? --- http://www.spriters-resource.com/resources/sheet_icons/7/7508.png <cite>Tanoomba posted [p:883177845] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</cite> <quote><cite>lukabrosci posted...</cite> <quote>no such thing as infinity</quote> What came before our universe's existence?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
lukabrosci 07/18/17 10:45:00 PM #10:	we don't know saying it was infinity is basically saying it was god, we just don't know <cite>lukabrosci posted [p:883177948] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</cite> <quote>we don't know saying it was infinity is basically saying it was god, we just don't know</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bkkorps 07/18/17 10:45:36 PM #11:	Tanoomba posted... lukabrosci posted... no such thing as infinity What came before our universe's existence? based on our understanding of time, "before" the big bang may not be a coherent concept. --- Minnesota is like having sex in The Boundary Waters. ****ing close to Canada. <cite>bkkorps posted [p:883177988] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</cite> <quote><cite>Tanoomba posted...</cite> <quote><cite>lukabrosci posted...</cite> <quote>no such thing as infinity</quote> What came before our universe's existence?</quote> based on our understanding of time, "before" the big bang may not be a coherent concept.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DoctorVader 07/18/17 10:45:47 PM #12:	I am nobody. Nobody is perfect. Therefore I am perfect. --- It all just disappears, doesn't it? Everything you are, gone in a moment, like breath on a mirror. - The Doctor <cite>DoctorVader posted [p:883177999] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</cite> <quote>I am nobody. Nobody is perfect. Therefore I am perfect.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Doe 07/18/17 10:46:10 PM #13:	Matter + anti-matter = nothing The idea is that that can be reversed somehow and nothing -> Matter + Anti-Matter --- http://i.imgur.com/iwo6yR9.jpg http://i.imgur.com/uqXNtk6.jpg <cite>Doe posted [p:883178013] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</cite> <quote>Matter + anti-matter = nothing The idea is that that can be reversed somehow and nothing -> Matter + Anti-Matter</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Tanoomba 07/18/17 10:46:14 PM #14:	lukabrosci posted... we don't know saying it was infinity is basically saying it was god, we just don't know Wooooow didn't see this lazy piece of shit cop out coming. Well done. "We don't know" is another way of saying "something had to exist before it, whether it was something or nothing" given the way our physical laws work. --- http://www.spriters-resource.com/resources/sheet_icons/7/7508.png <cite>Tanoomba posted [p:883178017] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</cite> <quote><cite>lukabrosci posted...</cite> <quote>we don't know saying it was infinity is basically saying it was god, we just don't know</quote> Wooooow didn't see this lazy piece of shit cop out coming. Well done. "We don't know" is another way of saying "something had to exist before it, whether it was something or nothing" given the way our physical laws work.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Johnny_Nutcase 07/18/17 10:47:00 PM #15:	bkkorps posted... Tanoomba posted... lukabrosci posted... no such thing as infinity What came before our universe's existence? based on our understanding of time, "before" the big bang may not be a coherent concept. And how do we know we didn't collide with another universe to make ours? --- I've learned that life is one crushing defeat after another... until you just wish Flanders was dead. - Homer Simpson <cite>Johnny_Nutcase posted [p:883178068] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</cite> <quote><cite>bkkorps posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Tanoomba posted...</cite> <quote><cite>lukabrosci posted...</cite> <quote>no such thing as infinity</quote> What came before our universe's existence?</quote> based on our understanding of time, "before" the big bang may not be a coherent concept.</quote> And how do we know we didn't collide with another universe to make ours?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Tanoomba 07/18/17 10:47:11 PM #16:	bkkorps posted... Tanoomba posted... lukabrosci posted... no such thing as infinity What came before our universe's existence? based on our understanding of time, "before" the big bang may not be a coherent concept. Reality isn't a "coherent" concept. Time is just a manmade structure anyhow, and doesn't affect how the universe exists. --- http://www.spriters-resource.com/resources/sheet_icons/7/7508.png <cite>Tanoomba posted [p:883178075] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</cite> <quote><cite>bkkorps posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Tanoomba posted...</cite> <quote><cite>lukabrosci posted...</cite> <quote>no such thing as infinity</quote> What came before our universe's existence?</quote> based on our understanding of time, "before" the big bang may not be a coherent concept.</quote> Reality isn't a "coherent" concept. Time is just a manmade structure anyhow, and doesn't affect how the universe exists.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
iamintents 07/18/17 10:47:22 PM #17:	Universe pulled itself up by the celestial boostraps --- http://i.imgur.com/rCECrB9.gif <cite>iamintents posted [p:883178086] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</cite> <quote>Universe pulled itself up by the celestial boostraps</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
lukabrosci 07/18/17 10:49:49 PM #18:	Time isn't manmade bruh, gravity literally curves space AND time time is real <cite>lukabrosci posted [p:883178229] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</cite> <quote>Time isn't manmade bruh, gravity literally curves space AND time time is real</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Tanoomba 07/18/17 10:50:56 PM #19:	lukabrosci posted... Time isn't manmade bruh, gravity literally curves space AND time time is real Show me time, then. Can you show me where exactly is time? You can't? Oh that's right, because it's just a concept we use to navigate the universe we're in. --- http://www.spriters-resource.com/resources/sheet_icons/7/7508.png <cite>Tanoomba posted [p:883178293] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</cite> <quote><cite>lukabrosci posted...</cite> <quote>Time isn't manmade bruh, gravity literally curves space AND time time is real</quote> Show me time, then. Can you show me where exactly is time? You can't? Oh that's right, because it's just a concept we use to navigate the universe we're in.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
gafemaqs 07/18/17 10:51:53 PM #20:	God is empty just like me <cite>gafemaqs posted [p:883178338] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</cite> <quote>God is empty just like me</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
lukabrosci 07/18/17 10:52:35 PM #21:	if you can imagine how a fourth dimension would look, you'd be the first <cite>lukabrosci posted [p:883178377] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</cite> <quote>if you can imagine how a fourth dimension would look, you'd be the first</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Bloodychess 07/18/17 10:52:41 PM #22:	Johnny_Nutcase posted... lukabrosci posted... false, just because we don't know what was before the big bang doesn't mean it was nothing Finnnnally someone hits it right outta the park. Too bad it was foul --- Sweet dreams are made of cheese Who am I to diss a brie? <cite>Bloodychess posted [p:883178383] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</cite> <quote><cite>Johnny_Nutcase posted...</cite> <quote><cite>lukabrosci posted...</cite> <quote>false, just because we don't know what was before the big bang doesn't mean it was nothing</quote> Finnnnally someone hits it right outta the park.</quote> Too bad it was foul</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SageHarpuia 07/18/17 10:54:32 PM #23:	That violates the laws of thermodynamics. Nice try though. <cite>SageHarpuia posted [p:883178471] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</cite> <quote>That violates the laws of thermodynamics. Nice try though.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Hummer 2 07/18/17 10:59:29 PM #24:	Our laws of physics don't apply to anything pre big bang so it's impossible to appropriately discuss it in terms we understand. <cite>Hummer 2 posted [p:883178752] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</cite> <quote>Our laws of physics don't apply to anything pre big bang so it's impossible to appropriately discuss it in terms we understand.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Tanoomba 07/18/17 11:01:20 PM #25:	Hummer 2 posted... Our laws of physics don't apply to anything pre big bang so it's impossible to appropriately discuss it in terms we understand. I realize we can only work within the scope of what reality gives us. 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. --- http://www.spriters-resource.com/resources/sheet_icons/7/7508.png <cite>Tanoomba posted [p:883178825] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</cite> <quote><cite>Hummer 2 posted...</cite> <quote>Our laws of physics don't apply to anything pre big bang so it's impossible to appropriately discuss it in terms we understand.</quote> I realize we can only work within the scope of what reality gives us. 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> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ChromaticAngel 07/18/17 11:03:26 PM #26:	if this conversation was happening in real life I imagine the floor would be covered in half-smoked joints that were dropped from all the passing. --- https://puu.sh/tcLsT/24f4611235.png <cite>ChromaticAngel posted [p:883178953] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</cite> <quote>if this conversation was happening in real life I imagine the floor would be covered in half-smoked joints that were dropped from all the passing.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Johnny_Nutcase 07/18/17 11:05:35 PM #27:	ChromaticAngel posted... if this conversation was happening in real life I imagine the floor would be covered in half-smoked joints that were dropped from all the passing. Oh it'd be covered in something alright..... --- I've learned that life is one crushing defeat after another... until you just wish Flanders was dead. - Homer Simpson <cite>Johnny_Nutcase posted [p:883179060] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</cite> <quote><cite>ChromaticAngel posted...</cite> <quote>if this conversation was happening in real life I imagine the floor would be covered in half-smoked joints that were dropped from all the passing.</quote> Oh it'd be covered in something alright.....</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Dragonblade01 07/18/17 11:07:40 PM #28:	We don't know what, if anything, jump started our universe. --- PSN: kazukifafner <cite>Dragonblade01 posted [p:883179158] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</cite> <quote>We don't know what, if anything, jump started our universe.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
lukabrosci 07/18/17 11:07:44 PM #29:	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? <cite>lukabrosci posted [p:883179160] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</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> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MakoReizei 07/18/17 11:09:57 PM #31:	in the beginning there was nothing, and then that nothing exploded --- http://i.imgur.com/K9jfKpU.png <cite>MakoReizei posted [p:883179271] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</cite> <quote>in the beginning there was nothing, and then that nothing exploded</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ChromaticAngel 07/18/17 11:10:51 PM #32:	MakoReizei posted... in the beginning there was nothing, and then that nothing exploded the reason this happened is that the other nothing rated the newest nothing-Zelda an 8.8 --- https://puu.sh/tcLsT/24f4611235.png <cite>ChromaticAngel posted [p:883179317] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</cite> <quote><cite>MakoReizei posted...</cite> <quote>in the beginning there was nothing, and then that nothing exploded</quote> the reason this happened is that the other nothing rated the newest nothing-Zelda an 8.8</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
thronedfire2 07/18/17 11:11:45 PM #33:	Johnny_Nutcase posted... bkkorps posted... Tanoomba posted... lukabrosci posted... no such thing as infinity What came before our universe's existence? based on our understanding of time, "before" the big bang may not be a coherent concept. And how do we know we didn't collide with another universe to make ours? our universe is infinitely expanding so technically even if that was true we'd never get to that other universe(or whatever's left of it) --- I could see you, but I couldn't hear you You were holding your hat in the breeze Turning away from me In this moment you were stolen... <cite>thronedfire2 posted [p:883179359] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</cite> <quote><cite>Johnny_Nutcase posted...</cite> <quote><cite>bkkorps posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Tanoomba posted...</cite> <quote><cite>lukabrosci posted...</cite> <quote>no such thing as infinity</quote> What came before our universe's existence?</quote> based on our understanding of time, "before" the big bang may not be a coherent concept.</quote> And how do we know we didn't collide with another universe to make ours?</quote> our universe is infinitely expanding so technically even if that was true we'd never get to that other universe(or whatever's left of it)</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SageHarpuia 07/18/17 11:12:03 PM #34:	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? Because it adheres to the Laws of Motion. <cite>SageHarpuia posted [p:883179368] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</cite> <quote><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> Because it adheres to the Laws of Motion.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ChromaticAngel 07/18/17 11:13:13 PM #35:	SageHarpuia posted... 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? Because it adheres to the Laws of Motion. no object is in motion relative to itself. as we are part of the universe, we can only perceive a nonmoving universe. we would have to exit the universe and observe it from outside of its own boundaries to see if it's moving or not. --- https://puu.sh/tcLsT/24f4611235.png <cite>ChromaticAngel posted [p:883179427] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</cite> <quote><cite>SageHarpuia posted...</cite> <quote><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> Because it adheres to the Laws of Motion.</quote> no object is in motion relative to itself. as we are part of the universe, we can only perceive a nonmoving universe. we would have to exit the universe and observe it from outside of its own boundaries to see if it's moving or not.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Johnny_Nutcase 07/18/17 11:15:02 PM #36:	thronedfire2 posted... Johnny_Nutcase posted... bkkorps posted... Tanoomba posted... lukabrosci posted... no such thing as infinity What came before our universe's existence? based on our understanding of time, "before" the big bang may not be a coherent concept. And how do we know we didn't collide with another universe to make ours? our universe is infinitely expanding so technically even if that was true we'd never get to that other universe(or whatever's left of it) That doesn't even make sense. You actually made my point more plausible. Who's to say the other universe isn't also infinitely expanding? And just one day Kapow! Big BANG. Here we are. I'd guess our universe didn't have insurance so we got Earth. --- I've learned that life is one crushing defeat after another... until you just wish Flanders was dead. - Homer Simpson <cite>Johnny_Nutcase posted [p:883179518] in The univer... [t:75580640]...</cite> <quote><cite>thronedfire2 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Johnny_Nutcase posted...</cite> <quote><cite>bkkorps posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Tanoomba posted...</cite> <quote><cite>lukabrosci posted...</cite> <quote>no such thing as infinity</quote> What came before our universe's existence?</quote> based on our understanding of time, "before" the big bang may not be a coherent concept.</quote> And how do we know we didn't collide with another universe to make ours?</quote> our universe is infinitely expanding so technically even if that was true we'd never get to that other universe(or whatever's left of it)</quote> That doesn't even make sense. You actually made my point more plausible. Who's to say the other universe isn't also infinitely expanding? And just one day Kapow! Big BANG. Here we are. I'd guess our universe didn't have insurance so we got Earth.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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