The Universe...?

WhiteStar · #21 09-07-2008, 04:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Plazma

i think chemicals reacted (gas chemicals) and created a small force which grew into god and god created the big bang which created everything. I thought up of this just now.

and if you ask what created the chemicals i'll come to your house and see how many times i can stab you with a knife before you die.

What created the chemicals?

cao · #22 09-07-2008, 04:48 PM

There was ALWAYS something.. there could never be nothing. MATTER CANNOT be CREATED nor DESTROYED, so it leaves all 'what created it blah blah' questions null and void.

Plazma · #23 09-07-2008, 10:54 PM

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Originally Posted by WhiteStar

What created the chemicals?

im coming to get you....

ok changed my theory. black matter and white matter collided making a big bang making your mum.
(big bang >> universe >> milkyway >> earth >> humans >> your mums family >> Your mum)

Lucifer · #24 09-08-2008, 06:58 AM

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Originally Posted by cao

There was ALWAYS something.. there could never be nothing. MATTER CANNOT be CREATED nor DESTROYED, so it leaves all 'what created it blah blah' questions null and void.

that is impossible, there can not always have bin something.

Plazma · #25 09-08-2008, 09:06 AM

wait a minute. if your asking the question, how come your asking a question that has no answer? From your theory (there was nothing) , then nothing is possible, then nothing would exist, so its clearly wrong.

Lucifer · #26 09-08-2008, 09:40 AM

why is this question wrong?
maybe i just want someone to convince me of his/her theory so that i can finaly stop thinking about it.

Plazma · #27 09-08-2008, 12:34 PM

no i mean you keep saying there was nothing to start with. But if you keep saying that, then there is no answer!
there has to be something to start with.

killah4eva · #28 09-08-2008, 12:53 PM

there was always black and white matter or otherwise dark energy and light energy, the light energy is positive and black energy is negative, those collide together creating the big bang, and explosion creates a blackhole, the blackhole leads to a universe.

cosmeo3000 · #29 09-08-2008, 01:33 PM

Maybe this is all fake. Maybe I'm/You're the only real person in the universe. Maybe this is a very good mind trick. But Think about it, have you ever wondered something like "Who am I really?" "Why do I look like this" "Who am I on the inside" "Why am I in this world?" "Why do I think the same as this person"

cao · #30 09-08-2008, 03:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Lucifer

that is impossible, there can not always have bin something.

Your statement is impossible. If there was EVER a point where NOTHING existed.. then there would be NOTHING right now. Everything is made from something.. you need A to make B. Now there was a time where black matter and white matter were the only thing roaming the infinite space out there..

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Originally Posted by cosmeo3000

Maybe this is all fake. Maybe I'm/You're the only real person in the universe. Maybe this is a very good mind trick. But Think about it, have you ever wondered something like \"Who am I really?\" \"Why do I look like this\" \"Who am I on the inside\" \"Why am I in this world?\" \"Why do I think the same as this person\"

Maybe it is? But this game must be so complex! There may be a chance we're being run by some super computer.. but this computer must be so strong, that there are no glitches. Picture Sims.. do they have a mind of their own? Well, the mind is strong so don't waste it. You can manipulate it to do whatever you want, after all everything you see is due to your OWN perception. It's not that that's how it looks, that's how you receive it.

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Originally Posted by Plazma

wait a minute. if your asking the question, how come your asking a question that has no answer? From your theory (there was nothing) , then nothing is possible, then nothing would exist, so its clearly wrong.

Agreed.. the question just creates some sort of paradox. We have yet to find the answer... but in the laws of logic, there was never nothing.

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Originally Posted by Lucifer

why is this question wrong?
maybe i just want someone to convince me of his/her theory so that i can finaly stop thinking about it.

We're doing the best we can with our knowledge. Knowledge is power, use it wisely

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Originally Posted by Plazma

no i mean you keep saying there was nothing to start with. But if you keep saying that, then there is no answer!
there has to be something to start with.

Agreed

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Originally Posted by killah4eva

there was always black and white matter or otherwise dark energy and light energy, the light energy is positive and black energy is negative, those collide together creating the big bang, and explosion creates a blackhole, the blackhole leads to a universe.

This may be correct. The Big Bang was supposedly matter the size of a thumbtack, all compressed together. It's amazing how it is what all of the universe is now, something the size of the earth, sun, universe, made from a thumbtack of pure matter.