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Reality Rejection as result of Atheism
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It is not random because constants are not random , the same atoms which were 5B year ago are today and just happend to make your brain make electric sygnals for your muscles to throw these dices . If we had knowledge of speed which you throw them and distance and angle we could calculate the outcome .
If we had better computers and knew exactly date of big bang we could calculate that .
Even you asking that question is not random , your thoughs are made by particles in your brain making electric impulses so you literally have no free will .
If you assume big bang is even true this is the outcome because laws of physics do not change .
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So far as I understand it, the universe has existed for the whole of time, but it is not infinitely old. It's like asking whether the Earth's surface is infinite or whether one can fall over the edge.
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It depends what you mean. The universe as we know it started at the big bang. Whether there was anything prior to that, or whether time itself started at that point, is not currently known - although there are now many hypotheses about states that might have led to the big bang, most of which are considered to be eternal.
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No, we couldn't. Either chaotic behaviour (sensitive dependence on initial conditions) or quantum indeterminacy (or both) would prevent that.
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