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Originally posted by blueboy
Quote: Originally posted by Dark Messiah
I've got it narrowed down to two possibilities. If all of reality is contained within the Universe, there is no God. If there is reality/realities outside of the Universe, there is a God. Just a theory. | i dont want to keep citing physics but oh well. there is sort of another reality that exist. and particle physics is trying to learn more about it. and again i dont want people to confuse this with rumors or with theory. what they are studying is fact, and also id like to point out before hand, because it is sort of relevant, the big bang is not theory its fact. as far as to what caused the big bang and how and why it happened you can call those ideas theories, but the actuall big bang itself is not. now i said this is relevant because there is a theory on the big bang, that has to do with this other reality. anyways i posted this somewhere else but here it is. all around us, all the time, particles pop into existence from somewhere else and then they pop back out of existence as to where they come from and where they go we dont know. particle physicist are trying to find out. and yes this goes against alot of what they teach you in highschool but highschool science is really stupid anyways and it leads to alot of misconceptions like those associated with the big bang. in anycase, even though its appealing to think heaven or hell or the place where god lives, it really doesnt point in that direction at all. they might even actually come from our reality but we cant detect there existence for reasons still unknown. it is an interesting fact though. it kinda sucks we dont know more about it, but eventually we will.
[Edited by blueboy on 11-20-2000 at 01:30 PM] |
Umm well several things.
1) You keep having this problem with referring to things that ARE theory as if they were fact. The Big Bang is indeed a theory. It is certainly NOT proven beyond all shadows of a doubt that are possible. I personally am a big believer in the Big Bang but I don't go around saying that it's absolutely true, anymore than if I were a reporter I'd go around saying that Gore won Florida. Just not good business. And you also have a problem where you think human science is somehow infallible. If you want to talk about what you're learning in College or what they think is the explanation for the Big Bang or whatever do so, but don't go around preaching condescendingly as if there were no chance of you being wrong and everyone else is wrong automatically whenever they come into contact with you. Another thing, if there ARE other realities, you certainly wouldn't ever be able to derive anything conclusive from them using our science because the Laws of Physics would likely be totally diffrent in another reality.