It is impossible to wrap your brain around this

[Noxcho]

So they say the big bang marked the beginning of everything?

But how did the big bang originate, out of nothing? Something had to make it happen...

The thing is, no matter what, we can never explain how everything started. How can there have been an initial point where there was nothing?

There was always something, but who created this something... God? But was always there as well?

Man.... I wish we knew all these answers.

[Derp1na]

[syth1230]

energy cannot be created or destroyed only transferred.
Never go full potato.

[SiberianExpress]

Every brah in the world has had this same boring "mindblowing" thought.

[Socalstylz88]

energy cannot be created or destroyed only transferred.
Never go full potato.

this actually always blew my mind.

[Cheeseburger12]

What does it matter?

[urdaddyishere]

what is time?

What is space?

mind=blown

[Noxcho]

What does it matter?

In that sense nothing in this world matters. In the end you die and its meaningless.

Just knowing this chit would be amazing.

[Zimm90]

How about this OP...


There is an overwhelming possibility that no two deck of cards have EVER been shuffled in the same order.

Think about how many decks get shuffled every single day. Probably millions a day in vegas alone.

[mrsnruB1111]

Whats the big deal about wrapping your head around the universe? 'oh its so big its so old who knows how it started?' so
big compared to what? who cares? so we don't know wht came before the big bang? big deal. either something, or nothing, or some nothing something ectoplasmy bullchit was there. whats so hard to figure out

[Alchem]

[Breadbrah]

[datBasss]

But who was potato?






















mind=blown

[OnTheLake65]

takes me back to my sophomore astronomy class

[1quick1]

It's impossible for humans to imagine nothing then there being something. Also explains why people can't fathom an end (death) hence they go to an imaginary place in the sky for eternity People historically have given stupid ass reasons to things they couldn't explain i.e. weather, the sun rising, seasons, natural disasters, etc.

[Socalstylz88]

takes me back to my sophomore astronomy class

god damn teddies of peace

[Noxcho]

Whats the big deal about wrapping your head around the universe? 'oh its so big its so old who knows how it started?' so
big compared to what? who cares? so we don't know wht came before the big bang? big deal. either something, or nothing, or some nothing something ectoplasmy bullchit was there. whats so hard to figure out

I care and many others

[OllieUK]

Every brah in the world has had this same boring "mindblowing" thought.

This, I had these thoughts when I was about 17/18 wondering what the hell this life means. I decided It didn't matter and may as well just enjoy the ride.

[syth1230]

this actually always blew my mind.

it did to me at first then i realised that every single instance of my life confirmed this concept so the only practical thing to do is abide by this until an instance contradicts this law of thermodynamics.

[JaxBrah]

Just because our tiny ******* minds cant comprehend something from nothing doesnt mean its not possible

[1quick1]

Just because our tiny ******* minds cant comprehend something from nothing doesnt mean its not possible

Agreed. Humans historically make shiit up to explain things they can't comprehend.

[Mudshovel]

[narcistic]

How about this OP...


There is an overwhelming possibility that no two deck of cards have EVER been shuffled in the same order.

Think about how many decks get shuffled every single day. Probably millions a day in vegas alone.

so this means we're all gonna make it?

[Faust24]

1x1=1
1x0=0

Time x Space

Without space there is no time duh, there was no time before the big bang because there was no space.

As for what caused the big bang, quantum physics shows us that nothing truely exist in one space, everything is vibrating and that electrons can only be measure when an observer locates it. So pretty much two electrons vibrated and existed into the same space at the same time causing a fusion which caused a bang, followed by a chain reaction which then rapidly expanded cause space to expand with it, the universe is still expanding from the big bang.

Atleast my understanding from it.

The question could be how did two electrons exist, well again electrons do not exist in space untill the point we measure them at. So I guess the existed without space, which again means no time.

[Canadian_Lifter]

It's probably explained on some level of physics humanity doesn't understand yet

[excess34]

i have no problem wrapping my head around the thought that the big bang originated out of nothing. i fart out of nowhere all the tiem.

[TheReader]

simply put there was no space that had euclidian geometry. There was no space but it contained all the mass-energy of the universe. Something didn't come from nothing, everything was already there. If you don't believe this is possible then consider this: black holes exist on this same premise - their mass-energy exists as a point in space.

[mozzer6]

What if we slept all day and worked all night? like that was the social norm?

I've seen some things and some stuff

[mrsnruB1111]

I care and many others

not in that its not interesting...but that the scope is irrelevant. Sure, the universe seems inconceivably big...but that's only because we're so small...and atoms seem inconceivably small, but only because we're so big. Size is probably just some fuucky illusion (or allusion? hmmm? woah) so does it even really matter? we are big and small at the same time...and that's okay

Did the universe come from nothing? yes and no at the same time.

[jdcharnell]