Your 2nd and 3rd statements do not come from your 1st statement.
You have made a leap in thinking that is not understandable.
Your 2nd and 3rd statements do not come from your 1st statement.
He implicitly asserts that GIVEN the universe had some origin from nothing, that singularity as BOUND would be 0K at the beginning as it is already ACCEPTED by the Big Bang theory it would end. But while the end is accepted to gradually approach 0K, the 'bang' at the singularity is opposingly instantaneous because it goes from no energy to infinite energy in no time (and instant 'bang').jayjacobus wrote: ↑Wed Dec 15, 2021 2:21 pmYour 2nd and 3rd statements do not come from your 1st statement.
You have made a leap in thinking that is not understandable.
Agreed. But as easily said, there is a political interest in preferring that model. I just made a comment on Veritas Aequitas's thread she wrote discussing another significant topic on new scientific input on 'consciousness' regarding why I think it is getting more difficult for science to simplify thoeries when politics relies on the utility of religion as a tool that requires making theories more 'religious':
You are on the right path, but you just ruined it by ASSUMING there was NO 'time', and then by CONTRADICTING "yourself" when saying the NONE moving attraction GREW. How could this even be a POSSIBILITY, let anyone an ACTUALITY?jayjacobus wrote: ↑Sun Dec 26, 2021 4:22 pm Something cannot come from nothing unless that something was created but, even then, what created the Big Bang must have been something.
One possibility is there was something fundamental, static and simple that always existed. Call that something aether.
Hypothetically, within the aether, there were attractions. The attractions would not be in motion so time was not a factor. But, if the attractions grew, they might have caused the aether to become overloaded and the pressure caused by the build up of attractions caused an enormous release which created the big bang,
The Big Bang could not have come from nothing. My thinking is novel but fathomable.
The ether is filled with "virtual particles", both energy particles and passive particles.jayjacobus wrote: ↑Sun Dec 26, 2021 4:22 pm
One possibility is there was something fundamental, static and simple that always existed. Call that something aether.