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You can read John Rennie's excellent answer to this question (http://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/24018/how-can-something-happen-when-time-does-not-exist
by Jun8 15y ago
You can read John Rennie's excellent answer to this question (http://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/24018/how-can-something-happen-when-time-does-not-exist http://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/24018/how-can-som...) that always comes up during discussions on time.
- joering2 15y agoit was a good read, I +1 you. what literally gives me a headache if I think about it for longer than 45 seconds is this question how come something could exist before anything existed. It had to exist, otherwise what existed after that wouldn't be created. But it was, and our universe and we are a prove of it. It feels like an almost perfect crime that we are a result of, if you can follow my thought here. I dont care how many billion of years in past I have to dig into. I dont care how many billions of lightyears I need to travel. At the end, at some point, there must be an end. Whats after it? Just think of it, for a moment. It exists right now in this second. Sure you wont see it in your lifetime, or experience it, but taken out time and distance from this equation, you would be there and experience it. Awesome stuff...