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[AgatonSax]

How did you know that's what I was looking for??


Right. Seeing as we're in a theory thread, I'll give it ya straight! After being buried arse deep in this stuff for months upon months, here is my theory..

On it all

We, the current human race, are descended from something maybe not of this earth.. maybe we were 'made'

There was 'something' before us but we just never had the understanding at the time to comprehend it, like a child that just does, but not really question.

The Bible, is real, but not in the way we perceive. Most of it is just round about stories of things that happend, just jazzed up, but, there are real things that happend in it..

So..

The Ten Commandments, now this I feel is the pinnacle thing. If and only IF humans actually stick to the text and not deviate, humanity would plod along nicely, but we didnt, and here we are doing all sorts of crazy shit..

So to sum up..

Some uber big brained mega alien dudes made us, showed us some mad stuff they could build (Pyramids, etc, stuff they probably were using as some crazy arse intergalactic power station), got pissed off with our monkey arses, chucked us the ten Commandments, told us to live by it or face ruin, and fucked off

We're only now finding out about it. Yet when we do find more, we still won't understand it

We were never meant to, we're just the stupid made monkeys



...I'm joking by the way, but it's a fun story

I also enjoyed parts of the movie Prometheus.

 

[spons]

Saying time didn't exist before the big bang surely is a convenient way to explain your scientific theories.
How about saying you don't have a fucking clue what happened instead of basically making up bullshit at the spot.

 

[Dr.Morris79]

I also enjoyed parts of the movie Prometheus.

Was that from Prometheus?

 

[sono]

seeming "end" to our visible universe.

Seeming only because of the speed of light we can't see back in time to beyond the start of the universe. We don't know what exists outside our light cone

 

[HRK69]

Saying time didn't exist before the big bang surely is a convenient way to explain your scientific theories.
How about saying you don't have a fucking clue what happened instead of basically making up bullshit at the spot.

Right, because if you don't understand it, it must be bullshit, how original

Saying "time didn't exist before the Big Bang" isn't some convenient cop out, it's what the math and physics actually point to

If you don't want to put in the work to understand the concepts, fine, but don't pretend your lack of comprehension is some kind of superior insight. Its not. Its just lazy

 

[killatopak]

Saying time didn't exist before the big bang surely is a convenient way to explain your scientific theories.
How about saying you don't have a fucking clue what happened instead of basically making up bullshit at the spot.

I suggest you read up on the theory of relativity where space and time is intertwined. They cannot exist separately as such must be made at the same time. matter itself is governed by the concept of space and such you can surmise space, matter and time came into existence all at once.

All the evidence points to this.

 

[jason10mm]

In the continuum of knowledge, with "bacteria" at one end and "all knowledge" at the other, I suspect we are currently about 2% of the way from 'bacteria', i.e we know fuck all, have mathematical models that only correlate with some of the observational data, and our observational data is like trying to extrapolate an entire film of just a random 2 second clip from somewhere in the middle. With an estimated 80% of the universe's 'stuff' being virtually undetectable 'dark matter/energy', we are clearly just spitballing ideas when trying to grok things like the origin of the universe.

I kinda like the notion that we are in a simulation that only creates stuff as we 'discover' it, and it can change depending on our supposed understanding of it. Explains a lot about observed phenomena through out the ages.