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> this mysterious, complicated and important concept For me it's not mysterious. I believe it's a fundamental phenomenon of the Multiverse and that the Univers
by WallyFunk 4y ago
> this mysterious, complicated and important concept
For me it's not mysterious. I believe it's a fundamental phenomenon of the Multiverse and that the Universe was two or more Universes colliding which we call the 'big bang', a Universe among infinite amounts of Universes where multiple ones happen to collide all the time, sprouting new ones. How else can you explain our Universe spontaneously sprouting out of 'nothing'?
- warent 4y ago> How else can you explain our Universe spontaneously sprouting out of 'nothing'? It's turtles all the way down. Where did this multiverse come from? Some hyperverses colliding together? Where did the hyperverses come from? etc. etc. At some point, something seems to have sprouted from nothing. Either that, or "nothing" and "something" are fundamentally the same thing. The distinction of the two is an illusion of the human mind.
- eatsyourtacos 4y ago>How else can you explain our Universe spontaneously sprouting out of 'nothing'? You explained nothing. Where did the multiverse come from then.. did it sprout out of nothing?
- WallyFunk 4y agoYes but Infinity explains that. It just goes on and on...there is no beginning.
- comboy 4y agoIf that's what you need multiverse for, then it's perfectly compatible with our current understanding of the big bang to claim that it is without any beginning and that it was expanding and expanding from smaller and smaller thing forever. Both theories equally non falsifiable and make use of infinity.