Coo.

peace my science nig, gonna play some Pokemonz Emerald, fuck mudkip imma get Swampert

So far, the answer points to it always have been there, just like time.

But specifically, we'll see. More research is needed.

All energy has always existed and will always exist. If you will, my "god" IS energy.

Quantum mechanics is whacky, but hell.. it works!

well that is an interesting idea, never really thought of it like that energy being around forever. but still that is an idea I'd need to research or verify. in the end though i still will be a catholic because of economics and because its propelled me to be the best i can be.

Coo.

peace my science nig, gonna play some Pokemonz Emerald, fuck mudkip imma get Swampert

He just answered you..

He stated "outside the universe is, if you will, a massive fabric of energy". I am curious about the "massive fabric of energy" part. where did it come from.... you see that thats four dots double wut you had...... oh and there is six

So far, the answer points to it always have been there, just like time.

But specifically, we'll see. More research is needed.

Refer to comment #232, lemme quote;

"What is theorized lately is that outside the universe is, if you will, a massive fabric of energy. And at the time of the big bang, some energy, by chance, hit a pocket of empty space that had the primordial atom in it, producing the big bang. And the rest... is 13.5 billions years of history, if you will. Another fun fact, it is possible, that another universe was formed near ours, and its universal gravitational pull is pulling some galaxy's towards one side of out universe. Pretty epic."

I'm on my way to being a Physics professor.

Well, do want to be an unbiased professor (like they are supposed to be) or apart of the atheist political agenda (i.e. teaching only evolution and stating it as fact)?

If I'll be teaching, I will be unbias. As long as people and my future students have something to back up their claim, they can say whatever they wish. Outside of the classroom, I'm an anti-religious asshole.

But that's years away, I'm unsure what I'll be like in the future.

How can you be an unbiased party when you're anti-religious?

Read the again. Outside the class room, and and inside the classroom... And nd more importantly, that won't happen until at least a few years from now so I could be totally different.

I read it just fine, you admitted to being anti-religious, though you say you will only behave like one outside of the classroom. Besides, I wasn't refering to the freedom of the children to say what they want, I was refering to what you'd teach. I asked would you only teach Evolution, or would you teach all other theories? To be unbiased, you kind of have to teach all, regardless of how ridiculous you think it is. I'm only asking because curiculum in schools (mostly universities and public schools) have become atheist missionarianism and indoctrination assembly lines. I went to a private school, in which I learned all theories (creation, intelligent design, evolution and big bang), but when I attended public school, then college, I never once heard them speak of any other theory besides evolution and big bang unless it was to express how ridiculous they find it to be. I then tried to set up an after school program in which all theories would be taught, since no teacher was willing to do it themselves, the university denied my request and was sued for what they call "disturbing campus peace". They allowed me to keep attending if I didn't try it again, so I decided to set up my own little program outside of school and off campus. I only had 8 people who were apart of this program and when the school board got word of it, they immediately expelled me. The point is: they don't want anybody to know of the other theories and silence people who do. It almost seems like the public schools and universities is sort of like the Atheist church, but costs a lot of money.

Oh, sorry. I misunderstood you. Well, I don't even know how I'd be able to teach evolution or creationism in a physics course...

But you know there are schools that refuse to teach evolution as well, right? And I hope you also realize that there are religion courses in college as well.

Yeah, I'm sure that there is some that refuse evolution, but it's not nearly on the grand scale as those that refuse to teach the other theories. I'm not refering to religious courses, besides that's just theology.

that still doesn't answer my question, where is the origin of all energy, and thus mass in our universe, or should i say omniverse? The theory sounds incredibly shaky because where is the evidence supporting it (and dont pull a reversal on me, well wheres your proof of God or some higher power?). maybe their some quantum mechanics out there that can prove it but that stuff is just nutty. but yea hthat doesn't answer the question where did the origin of all energy come from.

next........

All energy has always existed and will always exist. If you will, my "god" IS energy.

Quantum mechanics is whacky, but hell.. it works!

well that is an interesting idea, never really thought of it like that energy being around forever. but still that is an idea I'd need to research or verify. in the end though i still will be a catholic because of economics and because its propelled me to be the best i can be.

Coo.

peace my science nig, gonna play some Pokemonz Emerald, fuck mudkip imma get Swampert

He just answered you..

He stated "outside the universe is, if you will, a massive fabric of energy". I am curious about the "massive fabric of energy" part. where did it come from.... you see that thats four dots double wut you had...... oh and there is six

So far, the answer points to it always have been there, just like time.

But specifically, we'll see. More research is needed.