Something from Nothing, page 2

reply to post by suomichris

---

Taking into account the area of potentialality, there has to be something for it to have potential. With quantum theory just now starting to become interesting, i think that it will awaken the spiritual side and will be able to answer many questions regarding it. What i am saying is that if God made the Universe using the Laws, then science will soon learn how by discovering new Laws in quantum theory for the basic instruction of sub-atomic particles.

reply to post by suomichris

---

See that is it. We speak of spirituality with undetermined value. Remember the ancients were very spiritual. May we need a more scientific term in order to think of it differently. It is something real, because how do we explain the mind and thoughts. Is it biology? Or is it the doorway with which the physical realm and another dimension(scientific term for spiritual realm) share information through. There has to be new studies performed with scientific analysis. And when we cannot explain what happened we should not throw it aside and forget it. We should purge deeper into the study as we do with the physical realm.

reply to post by redoubt

---

So then by your answer you would be inclined to believe what?

reply to post by wx4caster

---

then how did the singularity come to be?

reply to post by Conclusion

---

thats the question. see we can not be sure as to where it comes from.

we do know interestingly enough, that a single particle does not have a quantifyable value of any means without being observed. (i know i am not sayin it PERFECT).

there are many theories out there, and to identify with any of them requires us to 1: realize how infantasably insignificant our existance is, and 2: imagine quantities and periods much much longer than most are comfortable accepting as possible, or better yet, probable.

reply to post by wx4caster

---

So then, to have something it has to be observed?

I think that is one great discovery.

For something to exist it has to be observed. Very fundamental really. Maybe we have an internal source of some kind that automatically observes our known range of knowledge. Hmmm. If we could somehow stimulate that source by certain ways say, Meditation, prayer, electricity, isolation,...ect, you know what i mean. Then perhaps we could become fully aware of our current unknown knowledge. Just a thought.

reply to post by wx4caster

---

Oh i also disagree with the insignificant part. There is a purpose. We just have to find it.

reply to post by wx4caster

---

2: imagine quantities and periods much much longer than most are comfortable accepting as possible, or better yet, probable.

could you please explain what you mean in more detail?I am inclined to think the exact opposite it is more about a single occurrence where something originated from nothing in a millisecond.

reply to post by genius/idoit

---

But in order to start, there has to be something to start it.

reply to post by genius/idoit

---

Ok. Let state this mathematically. What is the probability that something came from nothing.

reply to post by Conclusion

---

start it from what?????????????? edit: nothing



[edit on 14-7-2009 by genius/idoit]

reply to post by Conclusion

---

When i say insignificant, please do not take that to mean that human existance itself is insignificant. I mean to say that compared to the overall scheme of things in the universe, your life, while serving a purpose plays no immediate role in the development of the universe as a whole. For example, it is akin to a pawn piece in a chess game in a room in a house in a city in a state and so on. while the peice certainly is important to the chess game and to those who are playing it, the piece has little to do with how the overall city continues its daily circumstance. And for those of you who are undoubtably about to interject here (and there will be a few who dont read this and will interject anyway) I am fully aware and a firm believer in the chaos theory and how "well if that piece is moved wrong and the man loses the game and gets upset and goes on a killing spree across the state that pawn peice will seem pretty important! I know... lol)

The problem is this. We are not currently able to entertain a conjuction of both chaoticists and destinists. :p So when i make a comment like insignificant, it is in reference to the whole frame and not a closed frame of reference

reply to post by genius/idoit

---

Exactly my question. What started it. It had to be something. Unless Eternal is the answer. Never had a start and will never have a stop.

reply to post by Conclusion

---

I don't know what your getting at, like how can you add 0+0+0+0=1 I can't
nor can I prove anything I said.I was just offering my opinion an unworthy one at that.

reply to post by wx4caster

---

LOL. Well said. Life goes on right? But......yeah here it comes lol. All it takes is one insignificant event to take place to change the world, to reveal answers. Maybe nothing is as insignificant as it seems.

reply to post by genius/idoit

---

I am simply offering my argument as to why your argument is not right. That is all. No ill will intended.

reply to post by Conclusion

---

I hope you get my meaning ,in order for there to be something, way back in the beginning or one split second ago(whose to say we weren't created with full memory's up to the exact point we came into existence)it had to of "started" from nothing.edit: No offense taken and none meant


[edit on 14-7-2009 by genius/idoit]

Originally posted by genius/idoit
reply to post by wx4caster

---

2: imagine quantities and periods much much longer than most are comfortable accepting as possible, or better yet, probable.

could you please explain what you mean in more detail?I am inclined to think the exact opposite it is more about a single occurrence where something originated from nothing in a millisecond.

certainly.

Trying to imagine what exactly was on the fringe of the singularity at the point of the initial bang of this bounce. what was there? aether? void? vacuum?edges of other dimensions? In reference to the big bang it is not the singularity that is so hard to imagine, although a marble sized bit of matter that weighs the same as all the matter in the universe is certainly a stretch for the imagination, it is more uncomfortable to identify with the possible vast void of....

the fact is that we dont really know for sure, and as scientists, we must fill the gaps of our equations and theories and ideas with imagined bits of information that are within certain guidelines called "laws of physics". Unfortunately we cant be certain that our reference laws hold true universally. For instance we know that laws of conduction and electromagnetism change at super cooled temperatures as described by the late and wonderful Feynman.

But even more fun to imagine is this... It is possible that our universe is without boundary, and without defined edge, a true representation of infinite. Thus in infinity, everything that can be imagined, no matter how far out the idea, has exactly 100% chance of existing. perhaps even the OP's so searched for "nothing"

A Collection of Prophecies & Other Sources Related to China Invading the USA on the Near Horizon
  Posted 12 days ago with 13 member flags

The Mahdi does not negotiate. Neither should we
  Posted 7 days ago with 10 member flags

I have a Prediction I would like to Share. Its long and drawn out, but its everything to me.
  Posted 2 days ago with 9 member flags

Hopi-Tibetan Prophecy
  Posted 12 days ago with 6 member flags

Sky sounds = "World Wide Sounding of Ram Horn"?
  Posted 11 days ago with 6 member flags

Dream of whats to come?
  Posted 8 days ago with 6 member flags

Heads up! Possible Iran false flag attack on March 2nd
  Posted 5 days ago with 6 member flags

is Georgia another Medjugorje, Garabandal, Lourdes or Fatima? What message is St Mary sending to USA
  Posted 5 days ago with 6 member flags

Newest topics, updated in real-time:

Newest topics getting flags, in real-time:

Newest topics getting replies, in real-time: