Arash -> RE: All we are is dust in the wind. (Jan. 18 2010 3:09:24)
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ORIGINAL: Doitsujin So sad that we arent able to find out the exact answers to all these open questions about space, when it began, what was before, what is outside of the universe etc. ... That makes this science to a religion. well, i think on the one hand, yes, its depressing that we don't know the answer to all questions, but on the other hand its vital for us that we don't have the answer to all possible questions. this situation drives human beeings forward and is directly connected with human curiosity which always needs to be satisfied. if there would be no more unanswered questions, humans will fall in to a deep hole, stop to develop, and ultimately die. second, there will be never a time, where all questions would be answered. even if we should find out, who or what caused and started the known universe, we have to ask who or what created the first "who or what" and so on and so on..... or, what is "outside" the universe ? if there should be any "outside", then you have to ask what is outside of that outside, and so on and so on..... or what was before the big bang (which of course is a bit problematic, because big bang started the time itself acc. many sicientists) ? however, if there should be time before big bang, if you find out, then again, what was before the before ? and so on
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