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No of course you couldn't. There would need to be evidence produced and not just some arbitrary beliefs. Some people believe all sorts of things right?

• gloryjulio 3y ago
  Not sure what your point is. > Recent measurements taken by the James Webb space telescope do not fit with the theory and suggest that it is inaccurate. I was merely pointing out what your described doesn't have much weight. Not enough evidence yet
  • nuc1e0n 3y ago
    Ok. That's a fair point. I agree more evidence is required. But a hypothesis, such as that there was a big bang, can be proposed regardless of evidence.
    • gloryjulio 3y ago
      As a layman with only university level of physics education, I would accept unknown, probably and status quo for most of the answers unless sufficient new evidences and expert analysis give rise to new conclusions.