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Ok thank you, so I guess 'big bang' is the wrong imagery. Really its someone stretching the taffy out that all mass sits on, a 'great expansion'. However and w
by mentos 6y ago
Ok thank you, so I guess 'big bang' is the wrong imagery. Really its someone stretching the taffy out that all mass sits on, a 'great expansion'.
However and wherever mass came from, the idea that mass exists at all is unfathomable. My only way of rationalizing it is that in some higher dimension things 'just exist' and its only because we perceive things in our three dimensions that we believe there must be a start and end to things.