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Primarily focusing on Atheists, what is your explanation to how we exist, how our world exists and how the Universe came about?
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Hmm... the universe? Either the Big Bang or the Matrix.
If it had been life on Earth, I’d range further with my oddities if possible belief. Aliens, a superior race of humans breading with us or even pure luck.
But all theories...as I was not there at the time to know... 😩
If it had been life on Earth, I’d range further with my oddities if possible belief. Aliens, a superior race of humans breading with us or even pure luck.
But all theories...as I was not there at the time to know... 😩
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I don't really care to be honest. It doesn't have any real impact on my lived experience.
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**** happens.
It's potentially all a conspiracy.
I'm not sure if anybody really knows da wae
It's potentially all a conspiracy.
I'm not sure if anybody really knows da wae
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1. Zero sum game. Mass was gained by the creation of dark matter. I think Penrose mentioned this.
2. The "micro-universe" which was expanded by the big bang might have been a pre-existing universe. The particles that existed on our scale might have been considered galaxies in the Old Universe. This allows an infinite series; no "beginning". I heard Krauss mentioned this when I was a 16yo hardcore atheist on YouTube.
3. Crunch and inflation, infinite series without a beginning.
I doubt we will know, but I still find myself thinking just how paradoxical it is that an existence can derive from nothing.
2. The "micro-universe" which was expanded by the big bang might have been a pre-existing universe. The particles that existed on our scale might have been considered galaxies in the Old Universe. This allows an infinite series; no "beginning". I heard Krauss mentioned this when I was a 16yo hardcore atheist on YouTube.
3. Crunch and inflation, infinite series without a beginning.
I doubt we will know, but I still find myself thinking just how paradoxical it is that an existence can derive from nothing.
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(Original post by Notoriety)
1. Zero sum game. Mass was gained by the creation of dark matter. I think Penrose mentioned this.
2. The "micro-universe" which was expanded by the big bang might have been a pre-existing universe. The particles that existed on our scale might have been considered galaxies in the Old Universe. This allows an infinite series; no "beginning". I heard Krauss mentioned this when I was a 16yo hardcore atheist on YouTube.
3. Crunch and inflation, infinite series without a beginning.
I doubt we will know, but I still find myself thinking just how paradoxical it is that an existence can derive from nothing.
1. Zero sum game. Mass was gained by the creation of dark matter. I think Penrose mentioned this.
2. The "micro-universe" which was expanded by the big bang might have been a pre-existing universe. The particles that existed on our scale might have been considered galaxies in the Old Universe. This allows an infinite series; no "beginning". I heard Krauss mentioned this when I was a 16yo hardcore atheist on YouTube.
3. Crunch and inflation, infinite series without a beginning.
I doubt we will know, but I still find myself thinking just how paradoxical it is that an existence can derive from nothing.
FFS I wish I'd never seen this thread!!
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Yeah this ****, twists my mind too. Everything has to come from somewhere but then there has to be a point where somewhere didn't exist. And how did that somewhere come into existence from a place of nowhere.
FFS I wish I'd never seen this thread!!
Yeah this ****, twists my mind too. Everything has to come from somewhere but then there has to be a point where somewhere didn't exist. And how did that somewhere come into existence from a place of nowhere.
FFS I wish I'd never seen this thread!!
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