Origins Thread

[Kangal]

For the record, I don’t think Aliens planted life on earth.

What do you think happened, missy?

 

[Wolf]

Love this thread.
Poor Charlottesweb, what a fucking attention seeking retard.

 

[Kangal]

It's never a complete thread without a Wolf shitpost or two.

 

[Wolf]

A Mongrel Retard called Charlottesweb..
Quick edit.
Die, you dirty Zionist cunt.

 

[Kangal]

@Wolf

What's your take on the Universe, Life, and Everything?

(This should be good.)

 

[Kangal]

There is also the idea that matter is eternal which a lot of the ancients believed.

There is a theory which states that if ever anyone discovers exactly what the Universe is for and why it is here, it will instantly disappear and be replaced by something even more bizarre and inexplicable. There is another theory which states that this has already happened.

 

[Professor]

The traditional and deeply rooted beliefs in creationism posit a divine hand sculpting humanity, while the modern scientific discourse of evolution posits that life has arisen from natural processes.

It's both, while starting with prehistoric nature and it's evolution. Now we are entering the divine age of Ai where super duper computer G.O.D is in full control and has been busy "sculpting" and carving humanity, amongst other miraculous feats, true?

 

[Tiger]

What do you think happened, missy?

I hold the belief that the Universe is a magnificent creation, and I attribute its existence to a divine creator. A ‘first cause’ if you will.

 

[PlunkettsGhost]

the Universe started in an extremely dense, extremely small, and very high energy state

Started all by itself did it it?
Was just there, hanging around for untold eons until one day,
Poooffff!

Is that the sum of it? Have I got the gist?

 

[Kangal]

Started all by itself did it it?
Was just there, hanging around for untold eons until one day,
Poooffff!

Is that the sum of it? Have I got the gist?

We don't know yet PG. That's the next part of the puzzle.

 

[PlunkettsGhost]

We don't know yet PG. That's the next part of the puzzle.

I don't see anyone looking to solve it. This insubstantial tale about vague beginnings with no apparent cause, seems to suffice for most

 

[Kangal]

I don't see anyone looking to solve it. This insubstantial tale about vague beginnings with no apparent cause, seems to suffice for most

They recently launched a massive multinational telescope to try solve it, PG.

The Latest James Webb Image Reveals New Clues About the Origins of the Universe

What we learned about the birth of stars during the universe's 'cosmic noon'

time.com

Of course, this is way beyond your intellectual capacity to take in. Being a flat earther and all.

 

[PlunkettsGhost]

They recently launched a massive multinational telescope to try solve it, PG

The Latest James Webb Image Reveals New Clues About the Origins of the Universe

What we learned about the birth of stars during the universe's 'cosmic noon'

time.com

A telescope will solve this?

 

[Wolf]

I hold the belief that the Universe is a magnificent creation, and I attribute its existence to a divine creator. A ‘first cause’ if you will.

Jews don't believe in God....u less that God is money.

 

[Kangal]

A telescope will solve this?

It will take us closer. Of course we don't know what we will find. That's the entire point.

PG seems entirely unaware of such efforts. He thinks his own ignorance is proof.

 

[jonp 1000 years of ire...]

made! "They estimated that there is less than 1 chance in 10 to the 40,000power that life could have originated by random trials. 10 to the 40,000power is a 1 with 40,000 zeros after it!" https://www.scienceforums.net/topic/67884-what-are-the-odds-of-life-evolving-by-chance-alone/

 

[Kangal]

Jews don't believe in God....u less that God is money.

Someone's on the drink.

 

[Wolf]

Why does this dog continue to address me?
Yapping cunt.

 

[PlunkettsGhost]

They recently launched a massive multinational telescope to try solve it, PG.

The Latest James Webb Image Reveals New Clues About the Origins of the Universe

What we learned about the birth of stars during the universe's 'cosmic noon'

time.com

Of course, this is way beyond your intellectual capacity to take in. Being a flat earther and all.

It's hilarious. 'Science' lovers will make grand sweeping statements, devoid of any doubt, about how it all started, but when pressed a little, when you prod at some of the absurd assumptions involved in their certitude , they back peddle fast, claim we don't know all the answers (very little is clearly known) but someone has launched a telescope into the outer darkness (or so they say), which will provide the inevitable answers, in a 100 years or so.

Science is both settled, but also a process apparently in their minds. The conative dissonance is the sea they swim in.

Anyway, if you spend the time to read the article linked to, you can clearly see these developments tell us nothing about the moment of creation , nor could they possibly do so, after the fact.

 

[Kangal]

Science is both settled, but also a process apparently in their minds.

Its never completely settled, it's a process. Some things like General Relativity, have passed so many tests it's considered "settled", but there's always the possibility of something more, a "Theory of Everything".

That's how we got from here...

Great Debate (astronomy) - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

to where we are now.