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originally posted by: TinfoilTP
originally posted by: Entreri06
originally posted by: glend
a reply to: Barcs
Science uses statistical inference to make all sought of assumptions from observed data and the finely tuned argument is no different. Statistically the universe shouldn't exist. Too many laws have to be within an inch in strength on a ruler the size of our universe for even stars to form. That is perhaps more amazing than the universe itself.
Unless there is a vast hyper space where there are universes that didn't form stars and life..... Exactly as predicted in string theory.
The universe in no way shape form or fashion was created for us. It's a billions of light years across and yet we can only survive on the thin candy shell of one 25,000 mile planet. Hell we can't even survive on most of the shell.
Evolution is proven. There are countless examples that prove it. The "blueprint" of every creature on the planet is flawed because it evolved instead of being created. Arteries take the long way around organs instead of the direct route, because they weren't created. It was small changes over generations.
Even if all there is, is "evolved life", it can only exist because a few numbers that are universal constants are fine tuned specifically to allow it.
The weak and strong nuclear forces for example were set in the first nanoseconds of the big bang, before that there were no such forces. Same with gravity. Before there was light. Where else has creation been described about specific events before there was light? Thousands of years before there was science. That concept alone seems impossible to comprehend without modern science to theorize a big bang and all of humanities small understanding steps that led to it. Yet there it was.
originally posted by: tinyDAWK
a reply to: Blue_Jay33
Wouldn't that mean that "life" has become fine tuned through evolution to adapt to the environment we are in? i mean like the life that we have come to understand only lives on earth. The universe is actually a very unforgiving, inhospitable place.... as far as we know there are no other planets that can support our life. And if there were, (so far) we can't survive the journey. So please tell me where the "fine tuning" is. p.s. I'm at work so I can not watch the video....
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: TinfoilTP
You need to stop looking at the present and working back to the past. The present didn't come first, the past did. So start there. If the things that make up the weak and strong force or gravity were different than our universe would have developed differently and in ways that we can't imagine. That is all. Yes, to get the universe WE currently know requires such precise numbers, but who says that our universe is the norm?
originally posted by: Entreri06
originally posted by: TinfoilTP
originally posted by: Entreri06
originally posted by: glend
a reply to: Barcs
Science uses statistical inference to make all sought of assumptions from observed data and the finely tuned argument is no different. Statistically the universe shouldn't exist. Too many laws have to be within an inch in strength on a ruler the size of our universe for even stars to form. That is perhaps more amazing than the universe itself.
Unless there is a vast hyper space where there are universes that didn't form stars and life..... Exactly as predicted in string theory.
The universe in no way shape form or fashion was created for us. It's a billions of light years across and yet we can only survive on the thin candy shell of one 25,000 mile planet. Hell we can't even survive on most of the shell.
Evolution is proven. There are countless examples that prove it. The "blueprint" of every creature on the planet is flawed because it evolved instead of being created. Arteries take the long way around organs instead of the direct route, because they weren't created. It was small changes over generations.
Even if all there is, is "evolved life", it can only exist because a few numbers that are universal constants are fine tuned specifically to allow it.
The weak and strong nuclear forces for example were set in the first nanoseconds of the big bang, before that there were no such forces. Same with gravity. Before there was light. Where else has creation been described about specific events before there was light? Thousands of years before there was science. That concept alone seems impossible to comprehend without modern science to theorize a big bang and all of humanities small understanding steps that led to it. Yet there it was.
Not in the bible lmao!!! God created the stars on day 4 (according to the bible) after the earth and I think the fishes.... Way to ignore the biblical account where convienient....I could go on all day about the false assumptions made by Bronze Age goat herders, but instead I'll just agree with you.
YOur right!!! If you close one eye and squint with the other. While standing on your head, while drunk. Your right!! The bible lines up perfectly!!!!
Lol why would you admit to yourself the bible has been edited and/or changed and choose to believe the most outlandish parts!!!
originally posted by: TinfoilTP
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: TinfoilTP
You need to stop looking at the present and working back to the past. The present didn't come first, the past did. So start there. If the things that make up the weak and strong force or gravity were different than our universe would have developed differently and in ways that we can't imagine. That is all. Yes, to get the universe WE currently know requires such precise numbers, but who says that our universe is the norm?
Looking at "before there was light" is not looking at the present.
Try arguing with intelligent responses to what was posted.
Science shows that a handful of mathematical constants proves an intelligent manipulation.
This does not show a personal creator.
The part you are emotionally charged to be against comes much later, after the stars burst forth heavy elements and a specific solar system forms after billions of years where evidence of millions of years of life existed afterwards, then another intervention occurs, intelligent life. Your hate starts and continues there. The science proves the previous fine tuning. Therefore it is not a leap of faith for there to be another moment of fine tuning as concerns intelligent life, us.
originally posted by: TinfoilTP
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: TinfoilTP
You need to stop looking at the present and working back to the past. The present didn't come first, the past did. So start there. If the things that make up the weak and strong force or gravity were different than our universe would have developed differently and in ways that we can't imagine. That is all. Yes, to get the universe WE currently know requires such precise numbers, but who says that our universe is the norm?
Looking at "before there was light" is not looking at the present.
Try arguing with intelligent responses to what was posted.
Science shows that a handful of mathematical constants proves an intelligent manipulation.
This does not show a personal creator.
The part you are emotionally charged to be against comes much later, after the stars burst forth heavy elements and a specific solar system forms after billions of years where evidence of millions of years of life existed afterwards, then another intervention occurs, intelligent life. Your hate starts and continues there. The science proves the previous fine tuning. Therefore it is not a leap of faith for there to be another moment of fine tuning as concerns intelligent life, us.
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
originally posted by: TinfoilTP
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: TinfoilTP
You need to stop looking at the present and working back to the past. The present didn't come first, the past did. So start there. If the things that make up the weak and strong force or gravity were different than our universe would have developed differently and in ways that we can't imagine. That is all. Yes, to get the universe WE currently know requires such precise numbers, but who says that our universe is the norm?
Looking at "before there was light" is not looking at the present.
Try arguing with intelligent responses to what was posted.
It would have to be an intelligent post to begin with for me to respond intelligently. Or rather, you made no attempt to understand my point.
Science shows that a handful of mathematical constants proves an intelligent manipulation.
This does not show a personal creator.
The part you are emotionally charged to be against comes much later, after the stars burst forth heavy elements and a specific solar system forms after billions of years where evidence of millions of years of life existed afterwards, then another intervention occurs, intelligent life. Your hate starts and continues there. The science proves the previous fine tuning. Therefore it is not a leap of faith for there to be another moment of fine tuning as concerns intelligent life, us.
Emotionally charged? Hate? Huh? There are no emotions here, just you trying to start with the present and fit the past into one narrow scope when what happened is that the past occurred first with the present we live in being one of many many different possibilities. To look back and say fine tuning because of complexity just shows a flaw in your perspective.
Stop pretending humans are special. Nothing about our species is special. Once you do that, then it becomes a lot easier to see things as they should be instead of through some magical god lens.
originally posted by: TinfoilTP
originally posted by: Entreri06
originally posted by: TinfoilTP
originally posted by: Entreri06
originally posted by: glend
a reply to: Barcs
Science uses statistical inference to make all sought of assumptions from observed data and the finely tuned argument is no different. Statistically the universe shouldn't exist. Too many laws have to be within an inch in strength on a ruler the size of our universe for even stars to form. That is perhaps more amazing than the universe itself.
Unless there is a vast hyper space where there are universes that didn't form stars and life..... Exactly as predicted in string theory.
The universe in no way shape form or fashion was created for us. It's a billions of light years across and yet we can only survive on the thin candy shell of one 25,000 mile planet. Hell we can't even survive on most of the shell.
Evolution is proven. There are countless examples that prove it. The "blueprint" of every creature on the planet is flawed because it evolved instead of being created. Arteries take the long way around organs instead of the direct route, because they weren't created. It was small changes over generations.
Even if all there is, is "evolved life", it can only exist because a few numbers that are universal constants are fine tuned specifically to allow it.
The weak and strong nuclear forces for example were set in the first nanoseconds of the big bang, before that there were no such forces. Same with gravity. Before there was light. Where else has creation been described about specific events before there was light? Thousands of years before there was science. That concept alone seems impossible to comprehend without modern science to theorize a big bang and all of humanities small understanding steps that led to it. Yet there it was.
Not in the bible lmao!!! God created the stars on day 4 (according to the bible) after the earth and I think the fishes.... Way to ignore the biblical account where convienient....I could go on all day about the false assumptions made by Bronze Age goat herders, but instead I'll just agree with you.
YOur right!!! If you close one eye and squint with the other. While standing on your head, while drunk. Your right!! The bible lines up perfectly!!!!
Lol why would you admit to yourself the bible has been edited and/or changed and choose to believe the most outlandish parts!!!
The concept of something before "let there be light" is phenomenal, and theorized in the big bang theory. That is when these constants were set.
originally posted by: TinfoilTP
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
originally posted by: TinfoilTP
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: TinfoilTP
You need to stop looking at the present and working back to the past. The present didn't come first, the past did. So start there. If the things that make up the weak and strong force or gravity were different than our universe would have developed differently and in ways that we can't imagine. That is all. Yes, to get the universe WE currently know requires such precise numbers, but who says that our universe is the norm?
Looking at "before there was light" is not looking at the present.
Try arguing with intelligent responses to what was posted.
It would have to be an intelligent post to begin with for me to respond intelligently. Or rather, you made no attempt to understand my point.
Science shows that a handful of mathematical constants proves an intelligent manipulation.
This does not show a personal creator.
The part you are emotionally charged to be against comes much later, after the stars burst forth heavy elements and a specific solar system forms after billions of years where evidence of millions of years of life existed afterwards, then another intervention occurs, intelligent life. Your hate starts and continues there. The science proves the previous fine tuning. Therefore it is not a leap of faith for there to be another moment of fine tuning as concerns intelligent life, us.
Emotionally charged? Hate? Huh? There are no emotions here, just you trying to start with the present and fit the past into one narrow scope when what happened is that the past occurred first with the present we live in being one of many many different possibilities. To look back and say fine tuning because of complexity just shows a flaw in your perspective.
Stop pretending humans are special. Nothing about our species is special. Once you do that, then it becomes a lot easier to see things as they should be instead of through some magical god lens.
The emotion is strong in this one.
What part of chronological order do you not understand? Where did I start from the present? I started from before there was light, when these constants were set.
originally posted by: TinfoilTP
The emotion is strong in this one.
What part of chronological order do you not understand? Where did I start from the present? I started from before there was light, when these constants were set.
originally posted by: Entreri06
originally posted by: TinfoilTP
originally posted by: Entreri06
originally posted by: TinfoilTP
originally posted by: Entreri06
originally posted by: glend
a reply to: Barcs
Science uses statistical inference to make all sought of assumptions from observed data and the finely tuned argument is no different. Statistically the universe shouldn't exist. Too many laws have to be within an inch in strength on a ruler the size of our universe for even stars to form. That is perhaps more amazing than the universe itself.
Unless there is a vast hyper space where there are universes that didn't form stars and life..... Exactly as predicted in string theory.
The universe in no way shape form or fashion was created for us. It's a billions of light years across and yet we can only survive on the thin candy shell of one 25,000 mile planet. Hell we can't even survive on most of the shell.
Evolution is proven. There are countless examples that prove it. The "blueprint" of every creature on the planet is flawed because it evolved instead of being created. Arteries take the long way around organs instead of the direct route, because they weren't created. It was small changes over generations.
Even if all there is, is "evolved life", it can only exist because a few numbers that are universal constants are fine tuned specifically to allow it.
The weak and strong nuclear forces for example were set in the first nanoseconds of the big bang, before that there were no such forces. Same with gravity. Before there was light. Where else has creation been described about specific events before there was light? Thousands of years before there was science. That concept alone seems impossible to comprehend without modern science to theorize a big bang and all of humanities small understanding steps that led to it. Yet there it was.
Not in the bible lmao!!! God created the stars on day 4 (according to the bible) after the earth and I think the fishes.... Way to ignore the biblical account where convienient....I could go on all day about the false assumptions made by Bronze Age goat herders, but instead I'll just agree with you.
YOur right!!! If you close one eye and squint with the other. While standing on your head, while drunk. Your right!! The bible lines up perfectly!!!!
Lol why would you admit to yourself the bible has been edited and/or changed and choose to believe the most outlandish parts!!!
The concept of something before "let there be light" is phenomenal, and theorized in the big bang theory. That is when these constants were set.
What?? Because the bible says god was there before the universe and science says there is probubally a multiverse with countless universes means what?
That early biblical writers knew the concept of before? Exactly like the egyptions, Buddhists , native Americans all had a concept of before the world was created.
Huh? Do you even make sense to yourself or do you just ignore logic to feel all warm and fuzzy about a magic guy who secretly controles everything?
originally posted by: Entreri06
originally posted by: TinfoilTP
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
originally posted by: TinfoilTP
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: TinfoilTP
You need to stop looking at the present and working back to the past. The present didn't come first, the past did. So start there. If the things that make up the weak and strong force or gravity were different than our universe would have developed differently and in ways that we can't imagine. That is all. Yes, to get the universe WE currently know requires such precise numbers, but who says that our universe is the norm?
Looking at "before there was light" is not looking at the present.
Try arguing with intelligent responses to what was posted.
It would have to be an intelligent post to begin with for me to respond intelligently. Or rather, you made no attempt to understand my point.
Science shows that a handful of mathematical constants proves an intelligent manipulation.
This does not show a personal creator.
The part you are emotionally charged to be against comes much later, after the stars burst forth heavy elements and a specific solar system forms after billions of years where evidence of millions of years of life existed afterwards, then another intervention occurs, intelligent life. Your hate starts and continues there. The science proves the previous fine tuning. Therefore it is not a leap of faith for there to be another moment of fine tuning as concerns intelligent life, us.
Emotionally charged? Hate? Huh? There are no emotions here, just you trying to start with the present and fit the past into one narrow scope when what happened is that the past occurred first with the present we live in being one of many many different possibilities. To look back and say fine tuning because of complexity just shows a flaw in your perspective.
Stop pretending humans are special. Nothing about our species is special. Once you do that, then it becomes a lot easier to see things as they should be instead of through some magical god lens.
The emotion is strong in this one.
What part of chronological order do you not understand? Where did I start from the present? I started from before there was light, when these constants were set.
Easy when you pretend that since our present form fits the planet. The planet must have been made for is. Instead of us evolving to fit the planet... As is proven by science and medicine....
He is apparently smart enough to create the entire universe, but he couldn't fathom the concept of a straight line?
a reply to: DeadFoot
It's funny because what you're kind of saying is that we know things are created because they are NOT in the natural form, but then try to use that as an example of nature being created. That's a serious logic reversal.
Evolution is proven.
originally posted by: dusty1
a reply to: DeadFoot
It's funny because what you're kind of saying is that we know things are created because they are NOT in the natural form, but then try to use that as an example of nature being created. That's a serious logic reversal.
Why do you think that what man creates is not natural?
Isn't he from nature?
nature
[ney-cher]
Spell Syllables
Examples Word Origin
noun
1.
the material world, especially as surrounding humankind and existing independently of human activities.
2.
the natural world as it exists without human beings or civilization.
3.
the elements of the natural world, as mountains, trees, animals, or rivers.