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over a year ago
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Whatever enabled the world to exist ..what enabled them or that to exist..it is emdless.
Who created what created Earth. How did it exist..wish I was Superman. |
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"was it the chicken first?,
No, it was the egg. If evolution is a thing the first chicken would have hatched from an egg of the previous bird in the evolutionary process. I think  "
Birds are descended from reptiles, so it was the egg first |
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"was it the chicken first?,
No, it was the egg. If evolution is a thing the first chicken would have hatched from an egg of the previous bird in the evolutionary process. I think
Birds are descended from reptiles, so it was the egg first "
Are they! I wonder if the scales on their legs are a throw back? |
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"was it the chicken first?,
No, it was the egg. If evolution is a thing the first chicken would have hatched from an egg of the previous bird in the evolutionary process. I think
Birds are descended from reptiles, so it was the egg first
Are they! I wonder if the scales on their legs are a throw back?"
I used to have a budgie called Terry, short for Pterodactyl   |
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"was it the chicken first?,
No, it was the egg. If evolution is a thing the first chicken would have hatched from an egg of the previous bird in the evolutionary process. I think
Birds are descended from reptiles, so it was the egg first
Are they! I wonder if the scales on their legs are a throw back?
I used to have a budgie called Terry, short for Pterodactyl "
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By (user no longer on site)
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"How the universe began, everything else is insignificant compared to that
It didn't xxxx"
There was nothing, then there was something, how did that happen, no one knows the answer to that |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"How the universe began, everything else is insignificant compared to that
It didn't xxxx
Well the cosmos didn't always
I find our universe tiny and insignificant compared  "
I think you’ve got your cosmos and universe meanings mixed up  |
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"How the universe began, everything else is insignificant compared to that
It didn't xxxx
There was nothing, then there was something, how did that happen, no one knows the answer to that "
I see zero data to suggest once there was nothing
I see data that tells us our tiny universe was once smaller
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By (user no longer on site)
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"How the universe began, everything else is insignificant compared to that
It didn't xxxx
There was nothing, then there was something, how did that happen, no one knows the answer to that
I see zero data to suggest once there was nothing
I see data that tells us our tiny universe was once smaller
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I’m not here to do intellectual wheelies, I just want to know what happened at the beginning, I’m answering the OPs question. |
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"How the universe began, everything else is insignificant compared to that
It didn't xxxx
There was nothing, then there was something, how did that happen, no one knows the answer to that
I see zero data to suggest once there was nothing
I see data that tells us our tiny universe was once smaller
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The beauty of the word something is it covers everything
Something does not come from no thing
No thing means absolutely no thing
Something comes from some thing by semantic default
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"How the universe began, everything else is insignificant compared to that
It didn't xxxx
There was nothing, then there was something, how did that happen, no one knows the answer to that
I see zero data to suggest once there was nothing
I see data that tells us our tiny universe was once smaller
I’m not here to do intellectual wheelies, I just want to know what happened at the beginning, I’m answering the OPs question. "
Indeed and I like your answer
I only suggest that questions of the unknown do not have hierarchies ("insignificant compared to")
They are all valid conundrums yet I might suggest the closer to home here and now are more important than an event distant in time and space
I want to know why is the shite food McDonald's vomits so popular |
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"I'm now wondering what, exactly, nothing is. Zeno's paradox. If we go towards nothing, with less and less at each stage... do we ever achieve it?"
Indeed
And even when we achieve a space of absolute nothing if that space has a boundary of something does that then make the bubble of nothing something |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"How the universe began, everything else is insignificant compared to that
It didn't xxxx
There was nothing, then there was something, how did that happen, no one knows the answer to that
I see zero data to suggest once there was nothing
I see data that tells us our tiny universe was once smaller
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Operative word. "Our".Our universe coming from "squashed "remnants of a previous universe ( black hole)quite possible...
Doesn't explain where the very first energy burst came from of course,there's nothing mentioned on early episodes of coronation Street either... |
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"How the universe began, everything else is insignificant compared to that
It didn't xxxx
There was nothing, then there was something, how did that happen, no one knows the answer to that
I see zero data to suggest once there was nothing
I see data that tells us our tiny universe was once smaller
Operative word. "Our".Our universe coming from "squashed "remnants of a previous universe ( black hole)quite possible...
Doesn't explain where the very first energy burst came from of course,there's nothing mentioned on early episodes of coronation Street either..."
I'm lucky my brain does not need a "first"
I'm content that I can handle the concept of infinite
Thus mentally pacified that something has always existed without a before or a first |
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"What would you most like to find out?"
The world is rotating at a 1000 miles an hour if I drive in the same direction at 60 miles per hour will I break land speed record or get the biggest speeding fine ever??? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Why is water wet .
Is this question circular? Do we define the property of water as wet, therefore it is by definition?
... I'm going to stop before I give myself a headache"
Dry ice. .what's that all about
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By (user no longer on site)
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"If anything is possible, is it possible for anything to be impossible?
How about that head fuck
If God is omnipotent, can He create a rock so heavy that not even He can lift it?"
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"How many zombies could Rob Zombie Rob if Rob Zombie could rob zombies?  "
He would rob, he would, as much as he could,
and rob as much zombies as a Rob Zombie would
if Rob Zombie could rob zombies... before racing off in his Dragula  |
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By *ait88Man
over a year ago
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"How the universe began, everything else is insignificant compared to that "
It started as a “singularity”, which was very, very small, but unimaginatively dense (heavy).
We don’t know where this came from, or why it suddenly started to expand, making the Big Bang.
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By *ait88Man
over a year ago
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"Why is water wet ."
Because of “molecular bonds”. This is the mutual attraction of tiny “lumps” of matter.
There are no molecular bonds between the molecules of gasses – they dodge about all over the place.
The molecular bonds between solids are much stronger, and vary between substances. Butter is soft – the bonds are weak. Steel is hard – the bonds are strong.
Liquids like water have sort of medium-strength molecular bonds, which hold them together loosely so that they can flow over surfaces, wetting them. When this happens, more molecular bonds are formed between the surface molecules and the water molecules. This bond is absent when water comes into contact with water-proof material – it doesn’t stick.
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By *ait88Man
over a year ago
Plymouth |
"Dry ice. .what's that all about
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Dry ice looks like water ice, but it is actually much colder, and made of carbon dioxide.
The “dry” comes from the fact that when it is heated, it melts directly to a gas (sublimates). It doesn’t form a liquid first, like “wet (water) ice”.
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By *ait88Man
over a year ago
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"What colour is a mirror "
Perfect mirrors have no colour whatsoever. They are truly colourless.
What we see as “colour” is reflected light. Grass is green because it absorbs all of the colours of the rainbow, except green, which it reflects. A black surface reflects no colours whatsoever, it absorbs all of them. A white surface reflects all the colours of the rainbow, which our brains interpret as being white.
Mirrors reflect all light, but we don’t see them as being white. This is because “white” surfaces are relatively rough. The reflected light is all jumbled-up to make just one colour. The surface of a mirror is super-smooth, and it sends the light back exactly as it is received – a perfect reflection. The mirror itself has no colour.
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By *vilgasamWoman
over a year ago
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"How the universe began, everything else is insignificant compared to that
It started as a “singularity”, which was very, very small, but unimaginatively dense (heavy).
We don’t know where this came from, or why it suddenly started to expand, making the Big Bang.
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Its a white hole, we’re part of a multiverse or conformal cyclic cosmology, kinda the ‘eat or be eaten’ of the quantum world |
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"String - just how long is a piece of it?
Twice as long as it is from the middle to one end "
Yes, yes, but that's not an SI unit, is it?!
"How long is that string in metric?"
"Oh its 1 HtDFtMTtE"
Nah. Not buying it Ace |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Are you God? Be a mate and give a winning lotto ticket please il pray for a week if you do
5, 27, 44, 45, 53, 54"
I got lottery numbers off an apparently all knowing person off here once... I'm writing this on my private yacht  |
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