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Where does /sci/ think the universe came from?

I believe the universe is an infinite multi-verse that is rapidly branching into more universes.

or in other words

I believe that everything that is physically possible exists whether statistically probable or not. However the statistically probable things will exists in vast abundance over the statistically improbable things. So this is why we find ourselves in a fine tuned universe, yet the universe follows very consistent laws, we exist in a statistically improbable universe yet all the things that happen in our universe are statistically probable.

>> No.1410210

bumpz

>> No.1410222

damn, maybe next time ill post a lolcats pic and throw in some theist insults, maybe thatll get my thread goin

>> No.1410224

>>1410222

try throwing in some science and or math. that might work.

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1410227

idunnolol

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>> No.1410231

>>1410224

its science philosophy, this thread is ripe for spilling into a theist vs atheist crap, i was expecting it to explode into a load of stupid

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>>1410196
Oh shit my nigga, this wordview is even worst than that of a muslim.

>yet the universe follows very consistent laws, we exist in a statistically improbable...
Correction you BELIEVE the universe follows very consistent laws.

>> No.1410301 [DELETED] 

bump

>> No.1410320

>>1410284

Youre not quite getting my point, the point is that the big bang would have been an extremely improbable event, but we dont really know how long it took to happen, it could of taken like a grahams number of years for it to occur.

>> No.1410334

>>1410196
> Where does /sci/ think the universe came from?
Dunno. I don't even know where cigarette filters come from. I don't even know how to change the brake pads on my car. I am pretty sure, though, that even if I knew those things, I still wouldn't be any closer to knowing where the universe came from.

>> No.1410337

>>1410334

OP here, I agree, I believe my little theory is almost certainly wrong, It just a kind of fun thought experiment. But for me its the most likely thing I can think of. There has to be some kind of explanation, I mean, we are here arent we?