/sci/ - Science & Math

>big bang
>you happen
>you die
>universe collapses into nothing somehow

>big bang (again, but slightly different)
>you happen again

repeat forever with every possible life (infinity).

>>2843460

>how can you divide by zero?

only infinity can be divided by zero.

>how can you divide an infinite amount?

you can't. only division by zero works with infinity.

>>2780648

i'll use logic to explain to you why I am right.

The universe had to have a beginning. Before the universe began there had to be nothing. Mass and Energy were conserved during creation by an equal amount of matter and antimatter being created so that there is a zero sum.

Eventually the universe will die somehow and there will be nothing again.

The cycle repeats forever.

pure logic.

>I don't give a shit, because nothing has meaning and everything is pointless and blah blah fucking blah", then that's also a *very clear* "No, I do not believe in deities."

No, it isn't. There could be deities, there might not be deities. Regardless of if there are or aren't, there is no point to worry about if there are or aren't.

Why you no understand this?

>>2644082

the only thing happening in 2012 is aliens coming back to earth and helping us fix everything. nothing terrible is going to happen except the end of the greedy world that you know.

>>2635878

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infinite_monkey_theorem

Given enough time, matter will eventually rearrange itself into a form that is exactly the same as the form of your body right now.

Gay people cannot have kids
Gay people adopt kids that nobody wants.

Government puts gays in media and makes up bullshit about how homosexuality is genetic in order to have less mouths to feed with the welfare state.

guise, who is EK?

>>2585207

matter is neither created nor destroyed.
If it has been here forever, how was it created?

QED

>>2399848

I can practially guarantee you that if you tease us with pics, we will be much more likely to help you with your homework.

just sayin'

Hey Christian scientist, I was thinking about joining Christianity, but I am dubious of joining any religion until I find out how it began.

Can you give me a brief rundown of how Christianity started please?