>>18813654But that was my point anon. Between the explanations "the universe always existed" "God always existed and he made the universe" i don't see how the later is more probable. I'm not saying it's false, i'm just saying, it's not a better explanation. The addition of God didn't explain anything, it complicated things.
>>18813650>>18813652I can't tell if this is sarcasm. Do you genuinely believe God is the defult answer? If so why? Or are you saying people are afraid to say "i don't know" and so by defult answer with God if they don't know something?
>>18813657I don't much follow what is going on in theoretical physics or cosmology the closest i get to physics is what i need to know to operate and modify the machines i use in my research. That and biophysics.
But i do remember reading something about the JWST finding evidence that supports Penrose cyclic cosmology over inflation and string theory.
So it seems slightly more probaable, that the universe just always was.
I could be wrong ofcourse.
Pic not related, just a photo i took of the veil nebula.
