2008-07-15, 11:48 AM
IsaacGS Wrote:It's pointless to ask "What existed before the universe?" because there was no "before" the universe. Time started existing simultaneously with space. Before either existed, there was nothing. It's pointless to discuss the nothing because it's nothing, and not the "vacuum of space" nothing, I mean REAL nothing. Not white or black or anything at all.
All matter in the universe was condensed into a point so small that the pressure was enormous. Eventually it burst forth and expanded and in seconds the universe was born. Over time things randomly occurred and here we are. People don't like to think that it's random luck that we exist, so they made up reasons to make humans special. In reality it's simple probability: with the infinite number of stars out there, at least one of them was bound to develop intelligent life. More than likely there's thousands of other intelligent life forms in our own galaxy, and untold millions, billions in the universe as a whole. We'll never even be able to meet some of them because even traveling at the speed of light we could never reach the other side before the universe ended.
Just to throw this out there...
If you have ever heard the BARBER LOGIC STORY-
Who created the creator?
VS
Where did the matter for the Big Bang come from?
AND
If all matter was infinitely condensed in the pre-bang what was around it?
...
Also EVERY TIME I THINK UNIVERSE MY HEAD SPOLDES! Infinite boundaries *BANG*
Some sorta of end to it *BANG*
HOW THE HELL DO I DEAL WITH THIS!!
Descartes evil demon theory=WIN! ... ahhh relief.
,.,,
Also I am on evolution side.

