Quantum-physics is a branch of science, that has NOTHING to do with belief. And the Big Bang is a lot more than faith.
Did you actually STUDY the subject? What are your degrees in cosmology, quantum-physics and the general theory of relativity?
You have none I assume, since if you had you wouldn’t make such a blatantly stupid remark as “is an obvious matter of faith as it lacks proof.”
I know what Quantum-physics is, it was never in question. In fact ive already stated what it was, so why you decided to tell me the same thing is quite a mystery. Im supposing to make yourself feel smarter, you seem to have an inferiority complex. No matter, such is not my problem. Yes im well aware of what the theory is, im also well aware that it hasnt been proven. If it hasnt been proven, you have to have faith that such a thing happend. That is a simple fact, it is a theory lacking actual proof.
There is absolutely nothing faulty in requiring someone to offer proof of their claim. On the contrary. Logic fails entirely, if someone can claim the existence of something solely on the basis of a personally (or culturally) accepted delusion.
Actually, like ive already mentione to you religion is a faith. So to ask somebody to prove it, its stupidity. It already goes without saying that one will neither prove the existing of God at this point.
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So that would be you, eh? The adult? Who knows zip about science, yet claims the scientif theory of the Big Bang requires faith.Then go study some science. Or sufficiently explain what exactly it is that you do not understand.
Lacking proof = Requiring faith. While you may know some things about physics (perhaps) you certainly seem like you are struggling mightly with the english language.
Such as? ”Always” is a temporal concept. Time itself (along with space) was created at the moment of Big Bang. When you understand THIS, or is capable of accepting what this entails, lemme know.
The Big Bang theory suggests that there was a "singularity" before time and space existed. Such is not true nothingness.
Ehrm, sorry, you don’t really understand what professor Stephen Hawking is discussing. Hawking is discussing an ”if”-situation. He is in no way CLAIMING that this is the case. Notice the ”the idea that…” And Hawking is in no way supportive of a notion of an ever-existing Universe. He speaks of the mathematics of space-time, and what would happen if we were to model the Universe as a CLOSED surface WITHOUT boundary.
How tired. Yes, I really understand what Hawkins is talking about.