What do you think existed before the universe?

[Larry Lobster]

Just like ants that can't comprehend our human way of life, we won't ever comprehend our existence, there will always have questions, so why bother

 

[Fellatio]

It would be shocking to find out some has existed forever, something most humans could never comprehend

 

[Type Username Here]

It would be shocking to find out some has existed forever, something most humans could never comprehend

Something has always existed

Or

Something came from nothing



Both are mind blowing.

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

I see. Are we talking about this observable universe or all of existence? It's equally possible I think that there may not be a "why" for this universe, only a "how" and the "why" might apply to existence. The opposite could be true as well: existence has no "why" but this universe does.

I don't think we know what 'all of existence' actually entails. Our observation of the Universe is extremely limited and purely material, but what we have observed confirms that everything that exists (that we know of) has an explanation for its existence. Both a 'how' and a 'why'. We may know one and not the other for those observations and that is acceptable for some depending on their level of curiosity.
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[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

Just like ants that can't comprehend our human way of life, we won't ever comprehend our existence, there will always have questions, so why bother

If our species survives long enough, I think we can comprehend not only our own existence, but the existence of everything else. We bother because we want answers to questions. Personally, I wonder what happens when/if we run out of questions to ask. That may be the one thing that makes us truly human.
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[wild100sboy]

a lot of jewels in this thread

 

[Dameon Farrow]

There's this dope ass interactive flash animation that shows the scale of the universe in comparison to everyday objects, planets and stars. It's pretty dope check it out yall

here it is http://htwins.net/scale2/

@observe @Eric Blair @Martin Kaan @Zapp Brannigan @ADK @biscuitsnbangers @Dameon Farrow @kp404 @Elle Driver @JodyeeDaGod

Thanks for the share...although I couldn't get that one to load. I checked out the first one they did. Science is amazing.

 

[FLORIDA BOI]

we wont know until we go in one of these black holes but by the time we get the technology to do that we will be long gone

 

[360crazy]

11 dimensions.

 

[Dameon Farrow]

Exactly. Which makes the creationism vs evolution debate pointless since neither side and solidify their argument.

The evidence of evolution is not speculation. So I have to stop you there. We have a 98+% share of primate DNA. We have a tail bone. And that barely scratches the surface. Many of the medicines that critics of evolution love to partake in were tested on primates for this very reason. Evolutionary scientists' arguments are beyond solidified. I am always amazed at the lack of knowledge in the public regarding evolution. And, just speaking generally here, the biggest critics have the largest amount of ignorance.

 

[Dameon Farrow]

To put the idea of a Big Bang simply, the main evidence used is red shift - If you imagine drawing dots on a balloon then filling it up with air, the dots move away from each other . Similarly, when observed, galaxies and shyt in general seems to be moving away from other shyt at faster rates. This leads to the idea that everything must've started from a single point, with infinite density and infinite gravity (word to Einstein's general relativity and Schwarzschild's solution)............then BANG!

We're so insignificant that it's virtually impossible to adequately observe (from within and def not as an outsider) and understand our universe as it exists let alone what, if anything, predates it.

Just get high and fukk bytches


Maybe we are the universe and all of it is in our mind. You create everything and it all dies with you in a cycle. See, another theory.

Yep. Visual proof and people still deny.

We can get high fukk bytches and still ponder the universe. x 3

 

[Mr. Pink]

I been thinking. What do yall think existed before the formation of the earth and the universe? Do you think it was just nothingness? Religious brehs do y'all believe God always was? Was there ever a point in time nothing existed at all?

Sound off.

For non-religious people it's impossible to say. It's like asking what's beyond death. The answer is nothingness. But even that word is not appropriate. We define "nothing" as the absence of something, we're only capable of defining it by contrast, as an abstract notion.

If you don't believe in one religion or another it's simply impossible to conceptualize.

 

[Buckeye Fever]

Science explains everything. I truly believe that.


The reason we have sun, moon, stars, etc, is all scientific.

 

[FrederickDouglas]

Do you think I enjoy repeating this shyt over and over?

 

[GetInTheTruck]

Ask an atheist, apparently they have all the answers