/sci/ - Science & Math

How could you come from 0 (nothing) to 1 (universe) without a Math operation of addition? You need to add 1. This is called spontaneous generation in Physics. Because in Physics nothing is created only transformed.

>>11341492
> How could you come from 0 (nothing) to 1 (universe) without a Math operation of addition?

There’s only ever been 1. “Nothing” never existed.

>>11341492
I don't understand all that fancy math but how can "God" come from nothing?

Universe is 1 and contains a certain amount of matter that can't be destroyed but only created. You can't created matter as well, only transform things into another.

>>11341500

can't be destroyed or created*

>>11341499

It can't, it's explained by Math. He is eternal. As someone above said, 0 doesn't exist in nature, things always transform into another thing. So there wasn't a start for everything in case we include God, who is eternal. This is pure Marth.

Good question is about who created the laws of natural Physics. If it was God of actually even God was under this law. In case it was God, let's say that there were no rules of Physics but he was there in a even more chaotic universe.

>>11341485
your a fucking retard. these were all condemned in 1270 at the university of paris

>sub specie aeternitatis
even einstein believed in eternity, the "god" of spinoza (the originator of the term)
but the word "god" is used very loosely here, just a placeholder

>>11341524
"God" "nature"