/sci/ - Science & Math

Where did they come from? The bigbang doesn't provide an explanation for it and neither does science.
Not even talking about atoms; what makes a proton and an electron? What are quarks made of? 'Vibrating strings' sounds ludicrous and there is no reason to believe the super-condensed pre-bigbang state of the universe contained anything but ... what, exactly? How did we get coherence from...what, exactly?

Obviously there is some higher power that facilitate the bigbang to happen. I mean, the 'age' of the universe is when the supercondensed structure expanded, but it has always existed, right? So how old is it, and why did it expand, and why did it not do so any sooner, or later?

Science lacks a lot of answers, why follow it blindly?

What more proof do you need than yourself?

tl;dr physicist vs engineer, what to study.

I made a threat yesterday about my future studies. Its now that you have to convince me what im going to study this summer. At this moment engineering has taken a slight lead.