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07-11-2012
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Professional Burger
Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: McDonalds
Posts: 2,564
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Time hasn't always existed? Where did it come from then. That still didn't even nearly answer my question. I also don't consider the big bang theory to be a logical beginning of everything. What exactly blew up? That theory starts with existence already existing.
You also contradicted yourself:
- "And when it comes to life being complex: Its actually not complex. The universe, as it expands and stars dim, goes from order to disorder."
- "I'm not good at explaining that though, google, "Disorder and order in the universe" its rather complicated."
I'm not saying you or your views of life are wrong, I'm just saying that you didn't really answer what I said. You seem like a smart guy. However, If you put everything to the bare basics, existence doesn't make any sense. There's always the odds that it could have never happened, which is technically the only chance possible. (if you formulate it scientifically)
I'm not sure if we're going off topic, but this question can essentially lead to some weird conversations. 
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I didn't contradict myself at all. I said that life itself is not complex, or ordered. It is a unit of disorder. The theory to explaining that, however, is rather complicated. You seemed to think the big bang was an explosion. That's hardly the case, its a rapid expansion of the universe that we are still seeing today. Also, You don't seem to know about singularities. They are a point that is infinitely small and of infinite mass. It is a fact that they exist in the center of black holes, we have found proof of them. A singularity is presumably what the center of the big bang was. Using this logic, space time itself had no presence. Which means time had no effect, or, this singularity didn't come from anywhere. Why does something HAVE to come from nothing? You seem to be pushing that. I guess its just the way the human brain is wired to think. It was always there because TIME itself had no effect at its initial point.
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