/sci/ - Science & Math

>>2780758

>for matter to exist, there cannot be an equal proportion of antimatter. the ratio of mater to antimatter must be in favour of matter if anyhintg can come into being. otherwise, they would annihilate each other quickly.

here's where shit gets crazy. our universe has 2 timelines and we are on one of them. i'll draw a picture. the x is the beginning of our universe

(-)--------x---------(+)

antimatter particles are particles which move "backwards in time" there's an equal amount of matter and anti matter, but our side of the timeline has more positive matter than antimatter.

>>2650943

Life imposes order on the universe. It takes matter from the universe around it and organizes it.

It takes millions of years for life to evolve naturally. We can expedite the process by creating our own life through our technology.

Life is the only thing known to decrease entropy in a closed system. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Negentropy))