Who Made God?

Message 294 of 750 (826835) 01-11-2018 10:37 AM

and we know the Winchester gospels are the word of god because god himself wrote them, and we know that from the Winchester gospels so its bassicaly just like the bible.

Message 328 of 750 (826923) 01-14-2018 1:01 PM

Reply to: Message 326 by Thugpreacha 01-14-2018 11:56 AM

So where do virtual particles come from?

Message 332 of 750 (826927) 01-14-2018 2:24 PM

Reply to: Message 329 by Thugpreacha 01-14-2018 1:22 PM

Also hawking radiation, where virtual particles become relal particles, a pair of virtual particles form near the event horizon of a black hole, one gets sucked in the other escapes as hawking radiation.

So if the law of conservation of energy can be bent on a whim at the quantum scale why do you think they couldn't be bent at the creation of the universe. Especially since it seams that the net energy of our universe is 0.

But im no expert on quantum mechanics, i dislike the math but love the experiments and theories so i could be wrong. But it seams that something can come from nothing as long as a negative something comes in to existence too.

Edited by frako, : No reason given.

Message 340 of 750 (826952) 01-15-2018 4:58 AM

Reply to: Message 338 by ICANT 01-15-2018 1:42 AM

A perfect one not even space and time "inside it"

Message 345 of 750 (826975) 01-15-2018 11:06 AM

Reply to: Message 344 by Thugpreacha 01-15-2018 10:43 AM

But its not like we can prove this whitout taking a peek at those extra dimensions, But some observations about gravity suggest there might be other universes pulling on us, and there is also some evidence that our universe might have at one time collided with another.

As for how our universe got to be, its just a quantum fluctuation in higher dimensions. Like a virtual particle it just came to existence because there was a chance it could.

Message 350 of 750 (827088) 01-17-2018 8:30 AM

Reply to: Message 349 by Pressie 01-17-2018 8:10 AM

Thing is the definition space devoid of matter might be outdated, since the term comes from a time where we thought of space more as a theatre stage, not this stretchy bendy thing we know it to be now. Would a vacuum that also lacks space be a vacuum.

Edited by frako, : No reason given.

Message 356 of 750 (827149) 01-18-2018 11:12 AM

Reply to: Message 355 by ICANT 01-18-2018 10:44 AM

No it does not. since virtual particles love poping in to exsistance in vacuums.
And they dont need any cause to do so there is just a chance that they might and so they do.

everything on the quantum scale works on a wave of probability or chance, and untill you actually take a look at what is happening thats all anything is on such a small scale a wawe of chance or probability. Its only when you look that particles and everything else become real.

If you shoot atoms trough 2 slits, untill you actually look trough witch hole the atom went the atom was only a wave of probability and went trough both holes then the wawe colides with itself and forms an interference pattern of collisions with the detector behind the slits. But if you check trough what hole the atoms goe they go trough just one hole and form a 2 stripe pattern on the detector.

In essence i think the universe came to be because there was a chance it could or a probability it could form. No cause or causer needed. Even no laws of physic need not be broken as long as the net energy of the universe or universes poping in to exsistence is 0. Or in math terms +1-1+2-2+3-3=0 But that does not mean the numbers being added up dont exsist.