Gospel Preacher writes:
If the universe has laws,
We know that it has some things that we presently call laws.
if these laws are constant,
We don't know if they are or maybe how small you have to get before stuff goes a bit wonky. Quantum Theory has rather messed that idea up.
if that constancy is an eternal one, then by no means from nothing can it suddenly emerge, and not into nothing at any time disappear.
Well, apart from that being gobbledegook, we do know that things can emerge from nothing. Depending on what you mean by nothing of course.
For the laws of the cosmos, as they do permit a sudden dawn of all things, must also permit a sudden end of all things.
Why?
For there is no law saying all things must remain for eternity.
Well it's rather the opposite; there's a law that says things will eventually slowly go pouff. But it depends on your definition of "things".
Thererefore science is not a dependable thing.
So is that ALL science that is not dependable or just the stuff you don't understand (which I suppose may well be all of it.)?
Whether you think it dependable or not, you utterly rely on it all day everyday. Did you drive anywhere today? Switch a lightbulb on? Make some toast? Post a pile of nonsense on an internet forum? How about got a COVID jab?
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"Life, don't talk to me about life" - Marvin the Paranoid Android
"Science adjusts it's views based on what's observed.
Faith is the denial of observation so that Belief can be preserved."
- Tim Minchin, in his beat poem, Storm.
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