Who are you? Philosophy:

lost_in_thought_1
Thu, 16 Jul 2009 09:39:51 +0000

Yeah heaven, I can’t agree with you. Why wouldn’t it matter? Most people are content with not concerning themselves with things that will never affect them. That is so lame. Come on!

Anwyay someone… I don’t know. Like I said it is really easy to believe that the big bang indeed created the universe. However if it created the universe, the what CAUSED the big bang. Alright, it understand why it is hard to look at stuff like that, seriously I can see that it would not make neccesary sense to even question the before… merely because all measurable time started with the big bang, and the creation of our universe.

Also if not for dark matter and dark energy, the total energy and matter of the world would only be like 76% traceable, therefore there is like 24% missing, some scienctist came up with the theory of dark matter and energy, (yada yada), and it is not neccesarilly true, and right, yet we can only challange our previous knowledge and guess at new theories for what is next.

Anyway maybe there was never a beginning and maybe will never be an end, my arguement, or question was simply how could that be? I mean as humans, and with our logic level, we could possbily never comprehend soemthing existing forever simply because we have no proof or evidence, therefore, it is out of our realm to know if something can exist forever.

You seem to not want there to be any possibility of what came before. Maybe you’re right. But how can something not have a beginning? Every human life has a beginning, every star has a start, every planet and elements on a planet have a start, so why wouldn’t the thing that started this?