Can quantum physics explain how something arose from nothing?

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Integral

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Oct 15, 2003

I have not seen much discussion of QM in this thread, seems to be mainly Cosmology. I believe that the General Relativity forum would be more approiate. So off you go.

Great discussion BTW.

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