Something from nothing.

Originally Posted by wayseer

Don't play around with quarks unless you know what you are talking about.

I actually sat through an exposition on sub-atomic particles, much of it was about particle behavior and its seemingly randomness.

Quarks drew much attention because it was the first physical evidence of E=mc^2 to create rather than destroy. I do believe it was the University of Chicago @ 1998 if memory serves me correctly where the first quark was observed. Later experiments proved that quarks display some rather strange characteristics like their ability to spontaneously exist.

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There are many problems with quantum physics and such.

Like the problems with various paradoxes.

When something is calculated in quantum physics , no matter how much it's accuracy , the calculation may be rejected if it doesn't jive with what the scientists think.

In reality , Scientists are throwing out accurate calculations , because they don't BELIEVE the calculation is right.

They have been doing this for about a century or more .

I think they are wrong , because their beliefs have been wrong for longer than my life.


The fact is , if something exists today , it could disprove something that may have existed yesterday.

Population stems from 1900 am , near the year Noah got off his ark.
Millions and millions of minerature earthquakes are happening right now , and would crumble a bone into dust within only a few thousand years.
Most animals are naturally symmetrical on the outside , yet asymmetrical on the inside.

These facts alone disprove anything that opposes these facts.