i have uncovered the equation that describes the beginning of the universe!!!

Better post a picture of that Nobel once you receive it,can't wait.MonsieurX

nothing doesn't exist.

4myAmuzumament

Actually, "Nothing" does exist, and it can contain "something"

http://www.csmonitor.com/Science/2013/0325/Scientists-examine-nothing-find-something

Funny equation howver I do agree with the TC in a sense. If the universe was created (according to scienctists) 13.75 billion years ago during the big bang. Then, I believe there must have been something that happened before that.

bad at math

Funny equation howver I do agree with the TC in a sense. If the universe was created (according to scienctists) 13.75 billion years ago during the big bang. Then, I believe there must have been something that happened before that.

slimdave21

Well if you try to describe "the beginning of" 'something', you will of course never reach the point that 'something' does not exist.
We'd have to look at more than just this universe if you truly want to see its creation if there is any.

[QUOTE="4myAmuzumament"]zero isn't a real numberBlood-Scribe

attn Manny/beans/ghokle/anyone who can math

be mad at this with me

[QUOTE="slimdave21"]

Funny equation howver I do agree with the TC in a sense. If the universe was created (according to scienctists) 13.75 billion years ago during the big bang. Then, I believe there must have been something that happened before that.

Rich3232

Mhm.  Amazing how many people don't realize that.

1=/=0. nothing doesn't exist.

nothing is a silly concept to believe in because something exists and because of that, nothing is not an option. the beginning of the universe is also non-existent because it has always been "1." zero isn't a real number because you cannont posses zero of something and in this infinite universe, there is no such thing as zero, just the absence of something in certain areas.

i want OT to dicsuss the concept of nothingness as well as discussing when my my nobel prize will come in the mail.

4myAmuzumament

I like puppies

[QUOTE="4myAmuzumament"]

1=/=0. nothing doesn't exist.

nothing is a silly concept to believe in because something exists and because of that, nothing is not an option. the beginning of the universe is also non-existent because it has always been "1." zero isn't a real number because you cannont posses zero of something and in this infinite universe, there is no such thing as zero, just the absence of something in certain areas.

i want OT to dicsuss the concept of nothingness as well as discussing when my my nobel prize will come in the mail.

chaoscougar1

[QUOTE="4myAmuzumament"]

nothing doesn't exist.

Nibroc420

Actually, "Nothing" does exist, and it can contain "something"

http://www.csmonitor.com/Science/2013/0325/Scientists-examine-nothing-find-something

[QUOTE="chaoscougar1"][QUOTE="4myAmuzumament"]

1=/=0. nothing doesn't exist.

nothing is a silly concept to believe in because something exists and because of that, nothing is not an option. the beginning of the universe is also non-existent because it has always been "1." zero isn't a real number because you cannont posses zero of something and in this infinite universe, there is no such thing as zero, just the absence of something in certain areas.

i want OT to dicsuss the concept of nothingness as well as discussing when my my nobel prize will come in the mail.

4myAmuzumament

i guess the definitions need to be updated to fit my model. who do i talk to to make this happen?4myAmuzumament

the ceiling

maybe i can write a letter to NASA4myAmuzumament

their wastebaskets are full enough

[QUOTE="Rich3232"][QUOTE="slimdave21"]

Funny equation howver I do agree with the TC in a sense. If the universe was created (according to scienctists) 13.75 billion years ago during the big bang. Then, I believe there must have been something that happened before that.

wis3boi

Mhm.  Amazing how many people don't realize that.

[QUOTE="wis3boi"]

[QUOTE="Rich3232"] Eventually you have to reach a point where either something was always there, or something came out of nothing. slimdave21

Mhm.  Amazing how many people don't realize that.

they probably don't find it 'satisfying' and to that I say "so?"

Also, infinite is not something we as animals are made to deal with, so i can understand that.  We like numbers up until a certain value, and then can't picture them anymore.  I can think of 15 apples on a table accurately, but  cannot picture 5000

[QUOTE="Nibroc420"]

[QUOTE="4myAmuzumament"]

nothing doesn't exist.

4myAmuzumament

Actually, "Nothing" does exist, and it can contain "something"

http://www.csmonitor.com/Science/2013/0325/Scientists-examine-nothing-find-something

A lot of you fail to realize that time and space are the same thing. There is no one without the other, they aren't even two sides of the same coin, they're the same damn side.

Time may be something unique to our universe, even if there are others out there. Don't think about it, no one can comprehend it, but...math.

To speculate anything about 'before the big bang' is to not fully grasp the value of that fact.

Distance through time is just as spatial as the distance between me and my monitor, it's just in a different direction other than up, down, left, right, back or forward.

The speed at which you move through time is affected by the speed in which you move through space. The faster you move through space, the slower you move through time. You're diverting momentum from one direction (time) to another (distance).

A lot of you fail to realize that time and space are the same thing. There is no one without the other, they aren't even two sides of the same coin, they're the same damn side.

Time may be something unique to our universe, even if there are others out there. Don't think about it, no one can comprehend it, but...math.

To speculate anything about 'before the big bang' is to not fully grasp the value of that fact.

Distance through time is just as spatial as the distance between me and my monitor, it's just in a different direction other than up, down, left, right, back or forward.

The speed at which you move through time is affected by the speed in which you move through space. The faster you move through space, the slower you move through time. You're diverting momentum from one direction (time) to another (distance).

br0kenrabbit

[QUOTE="br0kenrabbit"]

A lot of you fail to realize that time and space are the same thing. There is no one without the other, they aren't even two sides of the same coin, they're the same damn side.

Time may be something unique to our universe, even if there are others out there. Don't think about it, no one can comprehend it, but...math.

To speculate anything about 'before the big bang' is to not fully grasp the value of that fact.

Distance through time is just as spatial as the distance between me and my monitor, it's just in a different direction other than up, down, left, right, back or forward.

The speed at which you move through time is affected by the speed in which you move through space. The faster you move through space, the slower you move through time. You're diverting momentum from one direction (time) to another (distance).

MannyDelgado

Oh, time is most certainly special. While it is indeed a direction of movement, it is almost the antithesis of movement over distance.

One way to look at it is a needle pulled perpetually toward Y, and movement in one of any of the 3D directions tenses that needle to Z.

The Lorentz Transformation itself assumes a 4D manifold.

[QUOTE="4myAmuzumament"][QUOTE="Yusuke420"] Somehow I doubt it's all that simple, you didn't exist before your parents conceived you, so how does your equation explain that?sonicare

:lol::lol:

Nothingness= the amount of baths Russell Brand doesn't take. 

You'll get your Nobel Prize as soon as the Supreme Court announces their ruling. 

1=/=0. nothing doesn't exist.

nothing is a silly concept to believe in because something exists and because of that, nothing is not an option. the beginning of the universe is also non-existent because it has always been "1." zero isn't a real number because you cannont posses zero of something and in this infinite universe, there is no such thing as zero, just the absence of something in certain areas.

i want OT to dicsuss the concept of nothingness as well as discussing when my my nobel prize will come in the mail.

4myAmuzumament

You cannot reference something that doesn't exist... that is part of why you cannot reference where existence ends... hence I believe it doesn't... Now stop bogarting.