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Jim Beam
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i know quantum mechanics hints at this, but truth is, its a scary thing. how do we know that within the past 13 billion years or so, onditions have been met which distorted space-time to unrecgonicable or descriable points. much the way black holes do now, except why stop there? how can we say for certain what happened after the big bang, or if there ever was a big bang? if time and space remained constant, then our lives would be much easier. but they don't, and their distortions are unpredictable at best. if that not so, then explain to me why not.
i know experimental results have confirmed much hypothesis, but different means can often achieve the same ends, much the way 5-3=2 and 1+1=2. that may not be a good analogy, but my point is, that there could be reasons for stuff happening that differs from popular reason. this has already been proven as theories are constantly being proven for a while, then debunked. but whos to say the cycle has an end?
i know experimental results have confirmed much hypothesis, but different means can often achieve the same ends, much the way 5-3=2 and 1+1=2. that may not be a good analogy, but my point is, that there could be reasons for stuff happening that differs from popular reason. this has already been proven as theories are constantly being proven for a while, then debunked. but whos to say the cycle has an end?