Good morning ICANT:
You may wish to take note that I write in whole sentences and stuff. Every one of your questions are contained within my previous post.
You* writes:
The Big Bang Theory starts then. Read the title again it says origins. This is Percy's choice of title.
I* writes:
If by "origin" you don't mean T=0 kindly let me know.
To which I add: T=10
-44 wasn’t the origin either.
You writes:
Then why did you say: " Only that it was probably hotter and denser. "
I writes:
By that very same token .
I writes:
. it is probably a safe bet that before I stepped around the corner and spotted him he was farther from this corner still.
I writes:
But "probably hotter and denser" doesn't amount to a theory.
To which I add: Read the title again it says
origins “Theories”.
Just saving myself some writing. (Not really, just being a wise guy.)
You writes:
You say it do[es]n't say anything and then you say it says something. Isn't that showing faith.
I writes:
But "probably hotter and denser" doesn't amount to a theory.
Faith in “probably”?
To this I add: Firstly, if you’re going to have me saying something at least don’t have me saying it in rubbish English. Secondly, “it” in that sentence is “science”, and science isn’t me. The confusion was likely my fault, -· --- -.
You writes:
Anything that is there has to be assumed, believed to be there, faith that it is there. Because there is no evidence that anything is there.
To simply assume that a trend continues is not faith. It would require faith to believe that the Universe deviates from the trend simply because the maths break down at that point. The maths are descriptive not proscriptive and have no actual say so in what the Universe does.
Now seriously, ICANT, I use the phrases “Thank God.”, “Bless you.” and “God bless America.” often. I do not believe in the existence of God or any mechanism by which one could be blessed. I use them as metaphors, which some believe cheapens them. I tend to agree but don’t care because I don’t believe they have any non-metaphorical value. But I really, really can not understand why you would want to use “Faith” as a metaphor.
*Violation of the rubbish English rule.
”Violation of full sentence rule.
Kindly
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