Big Bang Theory

Pinky and the brain rocked! I still have half the theme song memorized. I'd always hum it when my lab partner did something stupid like nearly frying me with 1500 volts, crazy *****! She almost kills me and then gets mad at me for humming a song?! I will never understand women.

I prefer montgomery burns' "look at all those idiots" I played it in the background once when I was talking to my old universities' incompetent IT support department.. "heh"

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Unless of course the ten-dimensional superstring theory holds true, in that case the universe split into two: one of four dimensions (ours) and one of sixe dimensions which promptly collapsed into Calabi-Yau space... or was it Kaluza-Klein. Darn, I am not very good with remembering vocabulary.

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• Cogito cogito ergo cogito sum. (I think I think, therefore I think I am.)

I'm so profound it hurts.

I was. If I was being serious I would have picked something by Nine Inch Nails.

The 'Big Bang' theory.... God spoke, and 'Bang' it happened.

Except there was no actual "Bang" since I dont think it was possible for sound to propogate at first.

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Wei wu wei

Green faeries

the pressure would have popped your eardrums though.

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LOL...That would have been a good choice, I like them too.

That is always a possibilty, the initial matter had to come from somewhere, no doubt about that. That is why it is called, "one of the mysteries of the Universe," because there is no proof how it happened or why. I think it was a little more technical than, "speaking", but it sure makes a nice bumper sticker.

namaste all,

in essence, what happened prior to the big bang is irrelevant since it can have no effect upon our universe. the laws of classical physics breaks down at the singularity or the event horizon.

what i found personally quite ironic is that, after spending the time to convince the physicists that he was right (Hawking), he's now got to go back to them and tell them that he was wrong the first time around he remarks on this very thing in his revised edition of A Brief History of Time.

seems that he and Penrose were a bit mistaken with their original work.. Hawking is now expounding the No Boundary Proposal coupled with the Anthropic Principle (and he's reconcilced the weak and strong versions) to describe a finite space/time without boundaries.

what is also quite amusing is that the Catholic Church, in 1957, accepted the Big Bang as the proof of the existence of God i wonder how easily they can revise their theories?

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"Therefore we really do have the remedy before the assault weapon is produced. Did you ever read poor old George Orwell's uh.. 1984? Yes, yes, that's wonderful. That would be, could be, the palest imagined shadow of what a world would be like under the rule of the secret use of Scientology with no remedy in existence." - L. Ron Hubbard, Philadelphia Doctorate Course Tape 20

Declared SP - July 2001