/sci/ - Science & Math

>>5571938
I'm unsure why this applies. Forgive my ignorance.

>>5571888
Better stated, modern day religion is the result of what we learned from believing in an omniscient being. We used an omniscient being to explain everything. Its simply the product of scientific intrigue.

>>5571891
To be honest, i wish i could find easier words to describe what i speak of. I hate coming off as pompous or egotistical just because of the words i choose.

>>5571863
>>5571863
however, religion can be explain. Religion started as a tool of explanation. Religion is primative science.

>>5571866
if i understand correctly, yeah, please show me

>>5571851
Im confused by your statement, I'm describing a theory, not fact.I want all information I can get.

>>5571830
No?

Is there evidence that disproves this?
I would honestly value that input.

>>5571813
"""imagine our universe as a sphere on a 3 dimensional grid"""

>>5571772
why do you add a polarity to infinity? It is a term we've developed that im using to describe that if space and time is unending and has no start, then we can only determine as much as our environment has to give. If we look at the universe as the infinite yet finite space we've come to live in, we can see an end, If we look at the space that must exist outside our own universe, think of our universe of a grid with x,y,and z axis's, we can glean that there is space outside OUR universe, and that something must exist beyond. We can determine what may be beyond by looking at the forces acting in our own universe.

Imagine with me if you will our universe as we know it. Dark energy is pushing everything away from each other until we end up in the end, or as we describe it as heat death. Now by seeing that this is a force we have perceived to exist we must think like we always do, what can this explain? Well with the idea of infinite space time we can agree that a force that instead of pulling us apart, pushes everything together. This energy can be compared to gravity, however, we have seen no influence of a force pushing the entirety of our universe together because the dark energy is perhaps too powerful for the external force mentioned prior. When heat death occurs in our universe, there will be no energy because the universe cannot react without itself. That is the end. However that would mean that without the outward force, the opposite force can take control until another reaction occurs.
What if we can say the big bang is a result of all of the matter that exists within the bounds of the gravity like force being forced together and forced to react, creating whatever it creates which just so happens to be the universe. Like a star dying, gravity takes over and it explodes.

>>5571759
All the research has already been done, and finished by humanity..I can glean my theory from everything we have already learned, I wouldn't be sharing it if i hadn't had back up to it.

My theory is that everything can be, will be, and is.

>>5571734
We as humans strive to define everything so we can grasp it in our own terms.As of now it seems that the idea of heat death is the final solution, we have given our universe a finite end because we believe that our universe is all that is. My explanation stems from the fact that our universe has a focal point, the Big Bang.

>>5571725
why are you here?

I'm looking for intelligent discourse so i can understand my external environment in a new light.

Not for losers who bring others down just so they can feel as though they have made an impact. Save your words because they are wasted on me.

>>5571699
Simply because space time is infinite I can prove the big bang, or at least show even more supporting evidence of such an event.

With space time being infinite there is no beginning or end unless you give time a finite dimension. Humans have been able to define time based on their point of reference. We have given time an end because as of now all we can see is that an end is supported by all.evidence based on our point of reference, earth. The sun will die, a meteor will hit us, we may even destroy ourselves

>>5571689
Yes, but for you to understand it we have to set an agreed upon basis upon which my theory is based.

Do you agree/disagree that space/time is infinite?

>>5571667
A theory that explains the universe and existence is one hard cookie to crack.

To explain you must answer me this.

can you define space/time?

I have come to my conclusion on existence and i have found that my explanation is proven in everything we've ever learned.

Lets have a discussion on the universe, its finity, and on existence and how it can be proven