Why is there something rather than nothing? (Humans)

by xeno6696 , Sonoran Desert, Wednesday, March 30, 2011, 19:38 (4783 days ago) @ David Turell


> > I think I said something similar earlier in the thread. David views that the Big Bang was 'it.' We only had one beginning, yet odd experiences such as deja vu point to many questions that a one-off universe can't fathom.
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> I don't think that deja vu means there are parallel universes. A brain can receive messages. I have and my wife does it regularly, all within the Milky Way-Where do these "messages" come from? It makes more sense that the universe has permuted through the ages. The big bang certainly gives us a timeline, but is it The beginning? Physicits don't have a consensus here. Einstein wanted a static and unchanging universe, but we have a dynamic universe. Big crunch is long out of favor, there's other death and rebirth stories that are plausible. -Your belief in a single universe is a conviction based on common sense. But common sense in the world of physics has always proved wrong to date... hence my resistance.-Besides, a multiple dimension universe makes a deity much more plausible... -Have you read the latest sciam attacking inflation?

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