GazzaQueen
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I posted the theory.
Didn't address where original matter comes from. What do you say?
I posted the theory.
Didn't address where original matter comes from. What do you say?
Yes, it does. Proving that you didn't read it.
Then discuss it with someone else. I'm still wondering where original matter comes from. These Einstein wannabes don't seem to know.
Direct us to this explanation.
You won't, of course.![]()
Anti-particles began turning into particles, since they were ever-so-slightly more efficient. By the time the Higgs field returned to its normal strength — a phenomenon called “relaxation” — there were marginally more particles than anti-particles. The anti-particles annihilated what they could, but a few particles remained — the origin of all matter that has existed since.
No one knows - not even Einstein did.
No one knows - not even Einstein did.
So, there you go.
*honk*
Yet these same arrogant charlatans...who admit not knowing...can claim that God does not exist.
Theorizing how it happened certainly does not address Who created these particles, nor does it address how these particles (original matter) came to be in the first place.![]()
Yet these same arrogant charlatans...who admit not knowing...can claim that God does not exist.
absolutely.....which is why your link does not qualify as science......Incorrect. Science is a methodology of studying natural phenomena, experimentation, and accumulating of data to provide theories and answers as to how the natural world operates. It involves being able to replicate results from experimentation.
Paul was not an Apostle, he was a disciple. A true scholar of the Gospels would know this.
I just wasted my time, because GazzaQueen won't read this.
science admits it does not know EVERYTHING
cons see that as weakness
they pretend to know everything because they are fucked in the head
If your explanation is "God created it," then the same logic-defying thought process could be applied to that.
The only real answer is, well, God just always WAS. Not much of an answer.