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> If there's an ultimate explanation for the existence of the universe, the explanation has to stop somewhere. Not really. It could be that the universe has ex
by nitwit005 9y ago
> If there's an ultimate explanation for the existence of the universe, the explanation has to stop somewhere.
Not really. It could be that the universe has existed for an infinite amount of time, and the big bang was an event that occurs from time to time.
No matter what explanation you pick, something came from "nothingness" at some point, which suggests nothingness has some unusual properties.
- foldr 9y ago>Not really. It could be that the universe has existed for an infinite amount of time, and the big bang was an event that occurs from time to time. That is a scenario where there is no ultimate explanation.