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You think this world is a disaster or you do not.
Once upon a time the only thing in the universe was a Primordial Atom.
In fact, the Primordial Atom was the universe.
Then a universal natural disaster occurred.
The Primordial Atom expanded.
To its horror, its diameter increased and increased and increased, as it spilled its guts out.
Growing fatter and fatter and fatter with each passing day.
Then, billions of years later, life appeared in one of its tiny quadrants.
Stop this! said the Atom! What's happening to me!?
He kept getting bigger and bigger and bigger, as the life that was now on him began to die and decay, along with the rest of the Atom.
Eventually, the Atom itself died.
Frozen to death by thermal equilibrium.
The End
So you are making up a bizarre mythology that no one believes as a justification for applying a negative label to a version of history that you disagree with.
That's incredibly silly.
I would just like to take a moment to thank the designers of this forum for including the option to unwatch specific threads.
From the perspective of ignorance you are spot on.That's why it's a challenge thread, Brad.
It is a thought-provoking mental exercise that makes you see science from a perspective that you probably have never considered before.
I believe the universe was vastly denser than it became during the Big Bang, but applying personality, life and priority to something that is unknown and possibly unknowable is ridiculous.How much of that story DO you believe though, Shemjaza?
Do you believe that, at one time, the universe existed as a Primordial Atom (for lack of a better term)?
If you don't, do you believe that that is what was taught at one time?
If you want to describe the universe itself as a disaster because it and everything in it will eventually "die", then I guess I can see the justification, but describing the beginning changes as a disaster because some hypothetical something from before could be interpreted as being destroyed by the process is unjustified.
Do you hate the whole physical world?You're certainly welcome to your opinion.
Some see the Grand Canyon as a beautiful geological phenomenon; others see it as a terrible crack in the earth, caused by sin.
Do you hate the whole physical world?
That's why it's a challenge thread, Brad.
It is a thought-provoking mental exercise that makes you see science from a perspective that you probably have never considered before.
It's not really a challenge though. It is thought provoking, I will say that, but in the way of "Why does AV give such a care about something only he thinks about?"
And, anytime someone stays interactive for 152 posts, I'd argue they're challenged in some way.It's not really a challenge though. It is thought provoking, I will say that, but in the way of "Why does AV give such a care about something only he thinks about?"
And, anytime someone stays interactive for 152 posts, I'd argue they're challenged in some way.
Yup, there's something seriously askew when it's a sin simply to exist...It doesn't answer the problem. It simply confirms that it exists.
Geological activity is a product of sin? Cool! both bad things and good things can come out of sin.Some see the Grand Canyon as a beautiful geological phenomenon; others see it as a terrible crack in the earth, caused by sin.
Geological activity is a product of sin?
No.The Grand Canyon is not a product of "geological activity over time."
It occurred in a [pun intended] split second.
Can the Big Bang Theory be considered a natural disaster on a universal scale?
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