What IS it?

[drenrin2120]

According to this book I once read. It theorized that matter and Anti-matter could be made by accelerating matter or anti-matter into extreme velocities. By doing so, somehow the opposite would be made. I forget the specifics on how it worked, but it made sense when I read it. ANYWAY. It combined science and religion by saying maybe god made matter through this process of excelerating matter. Thus, the big bang. It suggested that god made the big bang happen, and knew exactly what he was doing when he did it. Think about it, if god DID make the universe and everything, don't you think he'd understand more perfectly than any scientist on Earth how matter workd, how electrons and protons work and all that crap. Maybe god is like a big scientist, his plans are just unclear. That makes sense to me.

BTW, the book was called Angels and Demons by Dan Brown. Good book.

[EXO Muffin]

That makes sense, Drenrin! I guess that God did make the Big Bang happen, and at the same time...he is the Big Bang. Like he was a non-humanoid force that made it explode...just to see what would happen!:p And when he did explode, Oooog's 'God Dust' made the clutter that was around to assemble planets. Note that I think this, Big Bang God, is not really the same as Christian, Catholic, Jewish, and etcetera God. Or we'd be living on a God Dust-created Earth...like in that Gaiaism thing. Spooky! On Drenrin's topic of:
(Antimatter=A, Matter=M,Light=C,T=Time)
 A(CT)=M
and
M(CT)=A,
I'd find it impossible, or very difficult to accelerate antimatter. I guess I'll have to read up on it some more. Also, here's something I need opinions on: In theory that portals can exist, if

Portal A is in Location A, and leads to Location B,
while Portal B in Location A, leads to Location C,
then what would happen if Portal A touched Portal B?

[MrMister]

Originally posted by EXO Muffin
Portal A is in Location A, and leads to Location B,
while Portal B in Location C, leads to Location D,
then what would happen if Portal A touched Portal B?

They're in different locations you goon.

Also, God making the big bang happen makes more sense than NOTHING making it happen.

[Razor]

God still doesn't make sense to me.
How can someone exist before time?
How can time have just started one day?

In order for time to make sense, it needs to have never begun, but always existed. And that doesn't make sense at all!

[Kijuki_Magazaki]

Originally posted by MrMister

quote:

Originally posted by EXO Muffin Portal A is in Location A, and leads to Location B, while Portal B in Location C, leads to Location D, then what would happen if Portal A touched Portal B?

They're in different locations you goon.

Also, God making the big bang happen makes more sense than NOTHING making it happen.

Word, oddly you think like me on that theory.

[Drace]

Originally posted by Emerates
Think about this, though.....

The universe runs too perfectly to be just an accident.  I mean, gravity keeps us grounded, and keeps the Earth from falling apart into a giant dust ball.  Electrons revolve a nucleus, but never collide.  Atoms come together, make bigger molecules, and eventually become objects or fluids.  Fluids flow between objects, without destroying all the other particles.  Planets revolve around the sun without plummeting into it.  Moons do the same with the planets they're attached to.  And everything eventually dies.  All those particles break apart and join up with the surrounding environment, thus repeating the cycle over and over again.

To me, that sounds a bit complex for a bunch of matter and energy spontaneously erupting.  When an atom bomb goes off, does it make things come together to make new things?  Or does it just destroy everything in its blast radius?  And if the Big Bang theory is correct, where did all the matter and stuff come from?  If people suggest that it was just always there, then they may need to rethink their hypothesis before they say they've got the answers to the universe.

You can accept a god that came from nowhere but you can't accept the matter that came from nothing for the Big Bang?

Also, I agree with Meiscool about your post. You don't understand it so it must be a god. Like the ancient Egyptians, they didn't knew why the sun came up and down so they said it was a giant beetles pushing it around each day. A giant beetle they couldn't see >.<

[Moosetroop11]

I used to have a very clear idea on what I believed. Two main things I believed were that

1) Matter can't be created from nothing
2) Infinity is impossible

It took a few years for my tiny brain to realise that according to my logic, the universe shouldn't exist. Thus, I'm not open to suggestions.

HOWEVER, I truly don't believe in any religion. They're like an ancient law system used to stop people from committing crimes. Believing blindly in a religion is like saying Power rangers created the universe using atomic *** zords with a little help from Jackie Chan, just because everyone else thinks the same.

[WarxePB]

According to the theory of evolution, molecules bound together to form DNA, which formed the first single-celled organisms, and so on. Why couldn't that happen with the universe? There was nothing, or maybe some type of matter/energy that we don't know exists yet, that got enough things right to turn into the matter and energy that we're familiar with. Of course, we can say "Well, you can't make matter out of nothing", but that's just our understanding of science. Who says that it's not possible in the real world?

[Shady Ultima]

I like how everyone completely disregarded my theory

[Cosmos]

Don't cha just love life, Shady?

[Kijuki_Magazaki]

Originally posted by Shady Ultima
I like how everyone completely disregarded my theory

You are seeing people around here =P

They pretty much dun care what theory you give them xD