What/how created first brane? first source of everything what/how

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what/how created first brane? first source of everything what/how

For all you LATEST M THEORY guys out there, u guys conveniently create theories that fit the data etc...but my question is this!

IF u believe big bang created my two colliding branes, then the question comes to be is that WHAT/HOW CREATED THESE BRANES?? How did the first Brane come into existence?? And if your answer is that they always existed, that does not answer the question, maybe after that we will find out that branes were created by the collision of something more superior then that, and then the question should be well then what created that thing??

are u getting what I am trying to eloborate here, what created the FIRST TRUE SOURCE OF EVERYTHING?? ask Stephan hawking this please, and for GOD belivers the question is ok, then WHAT CREATED GOD? same thing...maybe the REAL TRUTH IS THAT WE SHALL NEVER KNOW HOW ANYTHING CAME TO BE BUT CAN ONLY RATIONALISE WHAT WE SEE AND ARE ECXPERIENCING...

please i would like to hear your opinions on what created the first brane and I am not looking for it always existed becoz that is not an answer, just like decades ago we used to think oh BIG BANG was the creation of everything, but then we realized actually no it was created by 2 branes...thank you
 

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Humans have been pondering the question "What created the universe? What created the thing that created the universe? What created the thing that created the thing that created the universe?" since our brains have been capable of complex thought.

As much as I hate to say it, no one knows the answer, and certainly no one on these forums. If we're extremely lucky someone might figure it out in our lifetimes. However, I predict that it will be impossible for humans, even trillions of years into the future, to answer that question. It is probably simply beyond our reach.

But of course my predictions are fairly meaningless as I'm not a physicist (yet), so who knows.