Recent content by BBruch

If I managed to convince one of my Christian friends to be an Athiest it wouldn't be a waste of time to me. But I am still very interested in understanding what an eleven-dimensional hypersurface is. Do you have a link or something that could dumb it down? I have a feeling no one here wants to...

Can you explain what an eleven-dimension hypersurface is for me? And how does it remove the need for something to come from nothing?

http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_are_the_arguments_that_God_does_not_exist ^ Thats what I was reading from. I understand that actually. I'm very well aware that I'm wasting my own time arguing with religious people. I even expected a lot of responses similar to yours. I didnt come here to be...

I was reading something that said... "The bedrock of the so called intelligent design movement is that matter cannot come from nothing. Illustrating one of the many reasons intelligent design isn't allowed in a class room is that physics shows that matter does indeed spontaneously...

I've found most of Dr. Leonard Susskind's lectures are on youtube under Stanford's channel. They are absolutely amazing. I'm so happy Stanford and MIT post these lectures. I'd look into Walter Lewin if you liked the way Susskind taught.

If everything in the universe is for the most part made of matter, (to keep the idea simple we'll just say it's all protons neutrons and electrons although I understand you can get smaller with the protons and neutrons)stars, people, cars, oceans, planets.. EVERYTHING is made of the same small...

It's my understanding that a body in motion (atleast in a vacuum) will remain in motion unless acted upon by an outside object, so going by this logic you wouldn't need to be constantly expelling matter in and out, just once. Although I'm just going by logic, I'm not sure if this is a valid...