Origins of the Universe

ronbyrne2005 · 2006-11-25 17:35:15

I have always felt that the probability of a "god" was remarkably slim but lately I have been thinking about the nature of the universe(initiation of universe/big bang, space, time etc) and am puzzled by how the universe initiated. Does'nt the creation of the universe defy the laws of physics which we observe? (speed of…

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#92 15-12-2006 04:05PM

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I suppose that is true, we would just view what is weirder differently.
Non-local VS random. That question has annoyed me for a long time.
I wonder whether anything can be random, or can a lot of things...
I suppose, as I said, I have some innate feelings against things being random or something, feeling taht we should be able to explain these actions of QM when we gain a greater understanding of it, as with people doing likewise with things throughout human history.

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