Author Topic: your theory on how the universe was created  (Read 3273 times)

Because it wasn't done? Because it wasn't satisfied? You can't explain the unknown because that's what it is. Unknown. You will never know the truth and neither will I. I don't see any reason to argue over something that both of us will never experience or understand.
this entire post is anti-science.

The universe isn't "expanding".
Galaxies are still moving away from each other, giving the effect of expansion.
It's infinite.
Got any evidence to back that up?

It is human nature to think that something/somethings would create stuff and who are superior to them. God is not the answer to how the universe was created.

There is no such thing as the start of the universe, the universe did not start as a center of one big thing.

The Big Bang Theory cannot be solved because it didn't get created in a point of time, there was a universe forever. Time didn't exist "before" the universe, so therefore, time didn't start when the universe was created. The universe was created because time itself was created.

A. That's called "faith".

B. Okay, what if I can't prove God exists? Can you prove "the big bang" occurred?
A. Faith is perfectly fine.
B. The big bang, or something like that, did occur, but it happened when time began. Some being doesn't simply control the universe, some being cannot part a sea, some being cannot simply cause 10 plagues to free a people.
The universe isn't "expanding". It's infinite. Something that is infinite can't expand.

Okay, let's do this again.

A. So you're telling me you can't prove it happened? Okay then.

B. What happened in the past can determine the future. That's why it matters what happened X million/thousand years ago.
Not true. It is so large it passes the definition infinite, but it is expanding.

A. You can prove it happened, or something similiar with the question, "How did the universe start?"
B. You can't determine the future if you don't know the past, and is impossible to.

(I believe some of the things I said in here contradict each other, but yeah.)

what if the universe is just a planet, and all of the planets inside of it are unexplored countries and continents.

No, I actually don't.
you can't prove something exists by the lack of evidence against it.

Galaxies are still moving away from each other, giving the effect of expansion.Got any evidence to back that up?

Galaxies moving outward doesn't mean there's a limit to the universe.

As for your question, I don't have any evidence to back up the theory that the universe is infinite, but there's nothing that proves it isn't either.

this entire post is anti-science.

Science is defined as "systematic knowledge of the physical or material world gained through observation and experimentation."

Atlas' post isn't anti-science. It's not anti-anything. It's a statement.

As for this next post, I'm just going to answer within it.

It is human nature to think that something/somethings would create stuff and who are superior to them. God is not the answer to how the universe was created.
If it's human nature to think this, don't you think there's a reason for it?
There is no such thing as the start of the universe, the universe did not start as a center of one big thing.
The "universe" has always been around. It's the things in it that have significance.

So, yeah, that's right.

The Big Bang Theory cannot be solved because it didn't get created in a point of time, there was a universe forever. Time didn't exist "before" the universe, so therefore, time didn't start when the universe was created. The universe was created because time itself was created.
A. Faith is perfectly fine.
B. The big bang, or something like that, did occur, but it happened when time began. Some being doesn't simply control the universe, some being cannot part a sea, some being cannot simply cause 10 plagues to free a people. Not true.
What makes it not true?

It is so large it passes the definition infinite, but it is expanding.
The stuff in it is moving outward.
A. You can prove it happened, or something similiar with the question, "How did the universe start?"
B. You can't determine the future if you don't know the past, and is impossible to.
(I believe some of the things I said in here contradict each other, but yeah.)
Yeah.


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What makes it not true?
Well.
It is clearly impossible to have such a being that controls the environment around you.

Well.
It is clearly impossible to have such a being that controls the environment around you.

But it's possible for a giant explosion to occur in emptiness out of nowhere and create everything at once?

But it's possible for a giant explosion to occur in emptiness out of nowhere and create everything at once?
I never said that. It wasn't an explosion, it was a start of time.

It didn't create everything at once, you silly. It created things over time because time started.

But it's possible for a giant explosion to occur in emptiness out of nowhere and create everything at once?
What do you think people would have said if you tried to explain a nuclear bomb 1000 years ago?

I never said that. It wasn't an explosion, it was a start of time.

It didn't create everything at once, you silly. It created things over time because time started.

So how does "time" just start?

And what is this "it" that you're saying is creating things?

What do you think people would have said if you tried to explain a nuclear bomb 1000 years ago?

What does that have to do with anything though? They'd say you're a madman.

So how does "time" just start?
Where did your god object come from, before creating the universe?


The universe was created by a group of trolls. All hail your god Karkat!