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Does anyone else find this search to explain the creation of the universe hilariously futile? We will never find the answer in our lifetime. We can't even con
by kirse 18y ago
Does anyone else find this search to explain the creation of the universe hilariously futile?
We will never find the answer in our lifetime. We can't even concretely explain the process by which warm water sometimes freezes faster than cold water (Mpemba effect).
Things just get more complex and the human capacity for understanding is so limited in scope that when I read "The Big Bang may now be the Big Bounce" I have to laugh at our utter lack of intelligence.
Of course, this is not to denounce the scientific process or suggest that we scrap it altogether, maybe it should just serve as a good dose of humility to scientists who love to make fun of those who choose to follow a religion.
- schtog 18y agoScientists observe reality and change the theory when the experimetns contradict it. Religious people don't observe reality, they have already decided and when evidence suggests they are wrong they just don't take them into account(or worse, kills whoever suggested it). So no, science and religion are not by any means equal or comparable. And how do you judge limited in scope of understanding? Compared to what? Do you know fo another world where they figured out how their universe worked much quicker and that universe was as complex as ours?