12707655, Of-course it's relevant Posted by initiationofplato, Fri Jan-23-15 02:57 PM
If you are trying to determine the beginning of the universe, you can't just pick a convenient point to start and work from there. You have to take everything into consideration.
>>>Thats not faith, incredible heat is a mathematical >>necessity >>>for something to be that dense > >>Where did that density come from? What put it there? Or, >what >>established the mathematical laws for it to adhere to? > >None of that matters. I dont take a side on any of that. The >mathematical laws that describe our universe are here and they >work. "Why" isnt a concern for mw. >
That right there is faith.
>>That is where I see faith. You cannot answer those questions >>but the theory is built on that blind gap. Everything you >>wrote is what follows after the building blocks have already >>been provided for you. > >Your question doesnt even make sense. "Where did that >density come from?"? Its a ratio of mass to volume. I dont >need to to know where the mass came from, I can see it in the >sky. And i know the volume of the universe is expanding so its >logic that puts initial volume at zero. > >Mass that we can see in the sky, divided by our logical zero, >gives us infintite density.
I specifically corrected myself by saying: "Or, what established the mathematical laws for it to adhere to?"
You said it is irrelevant. You can fight it all you want, but The Big Bang Model is built with 1 part Faith. Shrug.
The irony!
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