Plymouth Gooner wrote:There was a time that the world being flat was accepted as fact. The clever people said so, they had proof that us minnows wouldn't understand - just like the big bang theory!!!


The big bang was an extremely dense ball of matter. There is no evidence that anything like that dense exists any more.
elkanofan wrote:The big bang was an extremely dense ball of matter. There is no evidence that anything like that dense exists any more.
What formed the extremely dense ball of matter?

ThereIsBearCum wrote:that's where peer review comes in
you have to get peers independent of the study to say it's of any merit before anyone really takes it seriously
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ThereIsBearCum wrote:elkanofan wrote:The big bang was an extremely dense ball of matter. There is no evidence that anything like that dense exists any more.
What formed the extremely dense ball of matter?
matter
elkanofan wrote:ThereIsBearCum wrote:elkanofan wrote:The big bang was an extremely dense ball of matter. There is no evidence that anything like that dense exists any more.
What formed the extremely dense ball of matter?
matter
whee did he matter come from? Who or what intended the matter to be there for it to then cause a big bang?
we can do this all day!
elkanofan wrote:ThereIsBearCum wrote:elkanofan wrote:The big bang was an extremely dense ball of matter. There is no evidence that anything like that dense exists any more.
What formed the extremely dense ball of matter?
matter
whee did he matter come from? Who or what intended the matter to be there for it to then cause a big bang?
we can do this all day!

ChVint22 wrote:Some of you need to read Lawerence Krauss' book "A Universe from Nothing". It explains how the Universe could start from almost nothing. Like I said earlier, people deny evolution or certain scientific theories mostly because they don't understand them.
And just to point out, when Lawerence says "nothing", he doesn't actually mean nothing, he just means from almost nothing, or nothing that can be seen with the human eye. It is hard to understand (for me anyway), so you may have to read it a few times.
elkanofan wrote:ChVint22 wrote:Some of you need to read Lawerence Krauss' book "A Universe from Nothing". It explains how the Universe could start from almost nothing. Like I said earlier, people deny evolution or certain scientific theories mostly because they don't understand them.
And just to point out, when Lawerence says "nothing", he doesn't actually mean nothing, he just means from almost nothing, or nothing that can be seen with the human eye. It is hard to understand (for me anyway), so you may have to read it a few times.
Probably because it uses a lot of long ambiguous words and much pretty jargon and disinfo.
I'll read it anyway I don't throw out any evidence I try to make sense of it in bigger picture.
Please watch Money as Debt, most important video anyone should watch.
Money rules our lives and it's high time we understood how the monetary system works.
ThereIsBearCum wrote:elkanofan wrote:ThereIsBearCum wrote:elkanofan wrote:The big bang was an extremely dense ball of matter. There is no evidence that anything like that dense exists any more.
What formed the extremely dense ball of matter?
matter
whee did he matter come from? Who or what intended the matter to be there for it to then cause a big bang?
we can do this all day!
I still don't see why you think there's a reason for it
ChVint22 wrote:elkanofan wrote:ChVint22 wrote:Some of you need to read Lawerence Krauss' book "A Universe from Nothing". It explains how the Universe could start from almost nothing. Like I said earlier, people deny evolution or certain scientific theories mostly because they don't understand them.
And just to point out, when Lawerence says "nothing", he doesn't actually mean nothing, he just means from almost nothing, or nothing that can be seen with the human eye. It is hard to understand (for me anyway), so you may have to read it a few times.
Probably because it uses a lot of long ambiguous words and much pretty jargon and disinfo.
I'll read it anyway I don't throw out any evidence I try to make sense of it in bigger picture.
Please watch Money as Debt, most important video anyone should watch.
Money rules our lives and it's high time we understood how the monetary system works.
No, it's because I'm not a college graduate, and the things I've could have learned in college would make me understand these things easier, so instead of just breezing through the book, I had to stop and look up certain things because I didn't understand them.
And yes, I understand money rules the world, even so in religion.
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