I hope I'm not being redundant here. I would like to re-start discussion on how, according to quantum mechanics, the universe can exist. The question could go deeper and ask why, since the universe does in fact exist, did it become so complex, develop life on at least one planet, etc. How did...
Hehe, it looks like you do have a good understanding of my "theory".
It's a shame more people won't reply to this thread... I'd like to get more of an input.
In the mean time, I'd like to hear more about current scientific theories which attempt to explain how the big bang happened, what...
Hmmmm. I still don't know if I really understand this Anthropic Principle. It does sound a lot to me like it's pointing towards a "god" or "higher power" of some sort... and I do really want to distance myself from that. And I don't want to push my theories, either, if they are wrong and simply...
So it's not literally true that there are many alternate realities? In what way are they "sort of" true?
If it is literally true, I still don't understand why my understanding of the big bang wouldn't be true? I need someone to elaborate on that part. Because to me it feels like this theory...
Thank you for your reply.
But I'm wondering, if the former are true, why isn't the latter part you quoted true?
Having heard the theories in the former, I automatically assumed that the big bang would be the result of the exact same phenomenon. I mean, why wouldn't it be?
After reading...
I hope I will be welcome here. Please keep in mind that I have a very limited and novice understand of science and maths. I guess you could say I'm here to understand the big bang and how it can be plausible for our universe to exist the way it does.
Several years ago I saw this production...