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please read this in it's entirety before posting. please screencap and share.
at all levels of physics, there is only cause and effect. (people do not have free will, but that should not change their lives at all.)
humans do not have, within the bounds of our universe, the capability to see the future.
to do so would require a computer that could simulate ever atom, and thus would need to be larger than the universe
we do not know important variables such as the amount of energy in the universe, which is the same as it was in the initial singularity
to know this crucial variable (to simulate the future), you would have to have been able to observe the initial singularity that spawned our universe
if you were to reverse time to the big bang, everything would play out exactly the same.
the 'timeline' is extraordinarily complex and unimaginable, but still cause and effect, from the creation of life until you reading/hearing this
>random and infinity are two human creations that are constantly projected back at the universe, where they do not physically exist.
physicists claim that 95% of the universe is "invisible" and "undetectable" and it is this force (dark matter) that is driving the accelerated expansion of the universe and causing everything to move away from each other
this is not correct
dark matter:
>not been observed
>claimed to influence the large-scale structure of the universe
the same with dark energy
>unknown force causing the universe to accelerate
together they make up 95% of the universe and 'ordinary matter' makes up 5%
allow me to clear this up for you, because neither dark matter nor dark energy exist
>please read slowly and fully before responding. please bump.
(continued)
at all levels of physics, there is only cause and effect. (people do not have free will, but that should not change their lives at all.)
humans do not have, within the bounds of our universe, the capability to see the future.
to do so would require a computer that could simulate ever atom, and thus would need to be larger than the universe
we do not know important variables such as the amount of energy in the universe, which is the same as it was in the initial singularity
to know this crucial variable (to simulate the future), you would have to have been able to observe the initial singularity that spawned our universe
if you were to reverse time to the big bang, everything would play out exactly the same.
the 'timeline' is extraordinarily complex and unimaginable, but still cause and effect, from the creation of life until you reading/hearing this
>random and infinity are two human creations that are constantly projected back at the universe, where they do not physically exist.
physicists claim that 95% of the universe is "invisible" and "undetectable" and it is this force (dark matter) that is driving the accelerated expansion of the universe and causing everything to move away from each other
this is not correct
dark matter:
>not been observed
>claimed to influence the large-scale structure of the universe
the same with dark energy
>unknown force causing the universe to accelerate
together they make up 95% of the universe and 'ordinary matter' makes up 5%
allow me to clear this up for you, because neither dark matter nor dark energy exist
>please read slowly and fully before responding. please bump.
(continued)
