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Originally posted by angel of lightangelo
As long as you are just ignoring me anyway. I do need to ask if English is your first language. If not, that might be part of the problem here. That is not a mockery but there may be a difference in word choices that send a different message than the one that is being received by some.
Originally posted by spy66
It's not my first. And i know that it might be a cause for all these miss understandings. Because i feel that i am moving in circles
Originally posted by spy66
If you have a infinite universe. With a infinite amount of Finite would it really take that long for a Big Bang. I dont think so.
Originally posted by spy66
Originally posted by spy66
Originally posted by Good Wolf
reply to post by spy66
Yes and no. Time was not something that came out of the rubble of a cosmic explosion. The big bang is actually a rather bad title, as it was more a rapid expansion of dimensions and energy from a singularity. As soon as the expansion (from a singularity of infinite dimension apparently) time started.
Have you done any research into Big Bang Theory?
Yes i have. That's why i have these arguments.
Lets do some math to give a better picture.
Zero is 0. It cant be anything else. It cant be More or less. Because then it ain't 0 any more. 0 Is the main platform.
The only way you can have other 0's is within the main 0. That is the only logical way to explain other infinite Dimensions.
Because to have a dimension you need to have it. And the only way to have another dimension is within another dimension. If not you dont have another dimension. You have just the one(0).
Lest say you where to make a dimension on you monitor.To even begin you would first need a Monitor and a space to put it, in the first place.
To have two dimensions(two monitors) you would need more space to have room for the new one. The space i am talking about is 0 the infinite.
Dimensions................infinite..........Dimensions
10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1........0........1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10
All these 20 different dimensions need to be made within the one in the middle. Because no Mather where you put something in a infinite it will always be in the center. The infinite has no edge.
If you have three different dimensions. They would still be in the center of the infinite(0). But to one another they would have a direction.
Dose this give you a better understanding.
Now that we know what a dimension is.
Have can you use a rapid expansion of other dimensions to explain Big Bang.
A dimension within the infinite cant expand. It already is infinite. It cant expand.
Unless someone delivered a new dimension into the main one. So it could expand. Which won't happen.
Wouldn't it make more sense if a Finite worked within the dimensions.
Because the dimensions will never change. They are constant to the main dimension. And each other.
Originally posted by TruthParadox
Originally posted by spy66
If you have a infinite universe. With a infinite amount of Finite would it really take that long for a Big Bang. I dont think so.
Take how long? What are you talking about?
Time doesn't exist until after the Big Bang lol.
Originally posted by spy66
Originally posted by TruthParadox
Originally posted by spy66
If you have a infinite universe. With a infinite amount of Finite would it really take that long for a Big Bang. I dont think so.
Take how long? What are you talking about?
Time doesn't exist until after the Big Bang lol.
I know its hard. If you cant keep up dont comment. Do some reading instead
Originally posted by TruthParadox
Originally posted by spy66
Originally posted by TruthParadox
Originally posted by spy66
If you have a infinite universe. With a infinite amount of Finite would it really take that long for a Big Bang. I dont think so.
Take how long? What are you talking about?
Time doesn't exist until after the Big Bang lol.
I know its hard. If you cant keep up dont comment. Do some reading instead
lol that's the thing - it's not hard...
The only thing that's hard is watching you make all these assumptions about the universe and not backing them up one bit.
Do as you well lol... but I think you need to at least read the definitions of the words you're using.
I point out a flaw in your 'theory' and then you act as though I'm the stupid one. I know delusion when I see it.
Have fun.
Originally posted by spy66
Originally posted by spy66
Originally posted by spy66
Originally posted by Good Wolf
reply to post by spy66
Yes and no. Time was not something that came out of the rubble of a cosmic explosion. The big bang is actually a rather bad title, as it was more a rapid expansion of dimensions and energy from a singularity. As soon as the expansion (from a singularity of infinite dimension apparently) time started.
Have you done any research into Big Bang Theory?
Yes i have. That's why i have these arguments.
Lets do some math to give a better picture.
Zero is 0. It cant be anything else. It cant be More or less. Because then it ain't 0 any more. 0 Is the main platform.
The only way you can have other 0's is within the main 0. That is the only logical way to explain other infinite Dimensions.
Because to have a dimension you need to have it. And the only way to have another dimension is within another dimension. If not you dont have another dimension. You have just the one(0).
Lest say you where to make a dimension on you monitor.To even begin you would first need a Monitor and a space to put it, in the first place.
To have two dimensions(two monitors) you would need more space to have room for the new one. The space i am talking about is 0 the infinite.
Dimensions................infinite..........Dimensions
10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1........0........1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10
All these 20 different dimensions need to be made within the one in the middle. Because no Mather where you put something in a infinite it will always be in the center. The infinite has no edge.
If you have three different dimensions. They would still be in the center of the infinite(0). But to one another they would have a direction.
Dose this give you a better understanding.
Now that we know what a dimension is.
Have can you use a rapid expansion of other dimensions to explain Big Bang.
A dimension within the infinite cant expand. It already is infinite. It cant expand.
Unless someone delivered a new dimension into the main one. So it could expand. Which won't happen.
Wouldn't it make more sense if a Finite worked within the dimensions.
Because the dimensions will never change. They are constant to the main dimension. And each other.
Ok lest go a bit further.
If you dont have a dimension(more then one) before the Big Bang. How would you get a Bang. One dimension is just a dot. A infinite dot. A constant. And a constant cant just explode on its own.
The Explosion wouldent have anywhere to go.
For a explosion to go anywhere you need at least two references. A two dimension. So the explosion can expand from one place to another. From point A to point B. Or from anywhere between point A and point B.
But that tels us that a dimension is not what is exploding. Something can only explode within a dimension(more then one).
Are you with me so far!
[edit on 27.06.08 by spy66]
Originally posted by Good Wolf
Im sorry this is all just ramblings that doesn't sound at all like Big bang theory. You're failing to gasp simple concepts. You seem to think that marco level logic can be applied to the beginning of time ans since it doesn't make sense it must be God.
No...
Do you're self a favour and go look it up again.
Well i could use the bible and science to prove what i am saying.
And dark energy, dark matter, anti matter, and the quantum mech.
Science expresses the universe in terms of: time, space, matter, and energy.
My concordance informs me that heavens meant 'sky' (skyline) and earth meant 'ground'. What's more is that the bible also describes things like earth being a 'circle earth' which rests on water, 'the deep'.
In Genesis chapter one we read: In the beginning (time) God created the heavens (space) and the earth (matter)…Then God said, “Let there be light (energy).
To me it's all logic. The one fits the other.
Originally posted by Good Wolf
reply to post by spy66
No one has knowingly managed to make life in the lab yet, but abiogenesis is a young science. However the joke doesn't have much to do with the topic. It's a christian joke running on the assumption that God did in fact 'make' the universe, an un-provable, un-falsifiable theory. It also suggests that the scientist and God would be adversaries.
Your point is moot really.
Originally posted by Good Wolf
reply to post by spy66
It's not really relevant what I believe is it. We were talking about theories and ther merit of those theories, then you pull out a joke that makes out as if science and the concept of god are at a variance. I pulled you up on it because it's like you're derailing your own thread with a misdirection joke.
I don't believe anything when it comes to the beginning of the universe, I have no freakin idea. I'm in no position to know what cause reality or if it has a purpose. There is no way to tell.
And for the record this is my thread i can do what i like
Originally posted by Good Wolf
reply to post by atlasastro
No I didn't mean that there would be no existence without time, though I can see how my post would come across like that. I was trying to explain that time can't be applied to whatever existence there was "prior" to the event but that it would still be there.