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  • @theamericandream1989

    Yes, all of science is "to the best of our knowledge". So what? The typical point being made by a theist who says that is to accuse science of not really knowing for sure about everything, followed immediately by the non sequitur of "then god must have done it". Science is the best tool we have for understanding the universe. It is self-correcting over time as more progess is made. Throwing up our hands and saying "god did it" is just a lazy copout.

  • The problem with this theory of the origin of the universe is that it relies on quantum mechanics, not because quantum mechanics is a shaky theory, but because it has so many facets which defy common sense here in the macro-world. If the typical theist can, with a straight face, announce that evolution/natural selection is crap, in the face of all the tangible evidence for it, how much more impossible it would be to convince a theist that the universe could be no more than a quantum fluctuation!

  • I stopped watching @0:27

    The music sounds IDENTICAL to LOOK AT ME NOW by BUSTA RYMES + CHRIS BROWN

  • watch Lawrence Krauss's lecture on this subject to get a better understanding of these ideas.

  • I think people are getting bogged down in the semantics. No one is suggesting that literally nothing exists outside the universe and that everything came from that. Something from nothing is more to do with how the univesre was created from zero input as the universe is supposedly 'flat' and therefore it's positive and negative energies are balanced. I'm not religious but if a being willed our universe into existence it would seem that this was the mechanism that it used.

  • It's hard to imagine Something created from Nothing. But what created God? Maybe God is the same IDEA of Something created from Nothing. But I just don't think there is a God for very many reasons.

  • sorry... i'm not buyin you could grow nothing into everything...

    -trurhordeath

  • @helpingthestupids

    learn something about quantum mechanics.....something is created out of nothing all the time, all around us and within us...almost all of the time the somethings recombine and disappear again, going back to being "nothing" after a very short span of time, so short it probably makes a nanosecond look like a long time.....this is part of the core workings of the subatomic world....something ELSE you can mindlessly poopoo for being "only" a "theory"....

  • trippy

  • theres nothing created out of nothing

  • these videos scare me for some reason...

  • "Let's assert that some kind of space-time quantum foam sort of something existed before our own universe began." Sorry, but that is b.s. because you are positing that something ALREADY existed; it's not "nothing." This is a very lame way to begin this assertion and this is why creationists can always throw it back into an atheists face about the creation of the universe - simply, because we can't account for "something" out of "nothing."

  • @diegodann The way I understand it, we can and do label it as such, because whatever was there "before" our universe came into existence, it necessarily was not part of our universe. We define our universe as the sum of everything that exists. Nothing exists outside of it -> the universe, indeed, came from nothing.

    It might be appropriate to encompass the unknown "before" the BB into our definition of the universe, though, and suddenly, it ceases to be a problem.

    ~Sylv

  • If you start with nothing there are no quantum fluctuations. Maybe you mean that you start with space-time absent mass and energy.

  • yeah i think god is bullshit but so is this

  • @for20days

    That very small amounts of matter can (and do) pop into existence "out of nothing" and exist in the universe VERY VERY briefly is one of the core ideas in quantum mechanics, the "new" theory in physics that sprang up in the 1920s-30s. Like other "theories", it has withstood the test of time. Much of the technology of the present day relies on quantum mechanics, including the computer I'm typing this into, lasers, all kinds of stuff. It's very real......

  • @for20days

    .....the idea in the video is merely an extension of this idea, and is fully compatible with quantum mechanics. It is quite possible the entire universe is merely a quantum fluctuation that appeared "out of nothing" and will, eventually, vanish just as abruptly. Some of the discoveries of quantum mechanics seem very bizarre, yet they, like those of relativity, have withstood scientific scrutiny and experimental verification.

  • beautiful explanation, thank god science works

  • The laws of physics break down when thinking about before the big bang. If scientists try to pretend they know what happened, they're no better than religious people.

  • @SuzLa1 Umm, no scientist has said they know what happened before the Big Bang, they just say that in QM something can come from nothing...

  • @SuzLa1 Actually they're a lot better than religious people, for they admit that they don't know in the absence of evidence. And they continue to work on finding out the answer. Religious people make the claim that their holy books already provide the answer and dismiss all evidence that contradict their faith. For religion, the lesser the evidence, the more they believe it.

  • @petion2010

    You are wrong. Though the video is tilted with a question mark, the video undoubtly speaks it as fact on how something came from nothing giving the thought they are right and know what happend.

  • @xzaozinx No they didn't.

  • @xzaozinx

    They offer a possible explanation for how the universe came into existence that is completely compatible with a well-understood branch of physics known as quantum mechanics. The exact same sort of occurrence is known to happen at extremely small scales and is predicted to also possibly happen at larger scales, but more rarely, obviously, becoming rarer and rarer at larger and larger physical scales.

  • @SuzLa1

    Which is why they don't "pretend", they hypothesize and then test their hypotheses to see if they pan out. It's not scientists who (without any reason or evidence to think so) make up mythical sky daddies who did everything, it's imaginationless theists who do that. The LATTER are the ones who are good at "pretending".

  • @SuzLa1 The whole video comes from a faulty assumption. "Let's assert that some kind of space-time quantum foam sort of something existed before our universe began." Other than this being very scientific, it still does not account for the origin of the space-time quantum foam sort of something. Did it create itself?

  • @fincher007

    God forbid we consider the possibility that someone actually created it ☺.

  • ------------------------and that someone is God

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  • @satyestru it does not explain why it bang. It just says that something "negligibly small" (that amount of matter in that small space) can create the universe IF it bangs. As far as I know, there is a lot of evidence about the inflation theory, but its cause its still unknown. The point is that

  • I don't get it. Why did it bang?

  • furthermore just because particals disapear and appear does not mean its not the same partical thats entangled but simply passing on and out of dimensional space

  • ok qauntum physics states all matter including consciousness is entangled so that would qaulify the universe a life form a living being

  • The universe didn't come from nothing, because if there is truely nothing, then nothing can only cause nothing to happen. Also, this video has a misleading title, it says the universe came from nothing, yet you tell us to imagine something before the big bang, idiot

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  • @Shadi1007

    I'm saying that words like "immaterial" should not be used in this context. Matter/energy is all that exists and has always existed. The current shape/form of the universe is only one version of many possibilities. I hope this helps to clarify my point. :)

  • @ptij0404 This guy is right, energy and matter cannot be destroyed, or created, but only transformed into different forms, COME ON PEOPLE 4th GRADE SCIENCE

  • @Shadi1007

    "You honestly think that something can pop out of nothing? That something for no reason at all can just be?"

    Maybe it's time we start rephrasing that concept. Maybe the word "nothing" shouldn't exist at all.

    It's seems there has always been "something" in existence but we just didn't know what to call it. :)

  • @AtheosRecords Ah well, judge by the induviual ;) 

  • Not a bad video for those who understand modern cosmology I think. For those who don't (apparently, from the other comments) it just sounds like a big story. There is evidence for the universe beginning as a quantum fluctuation.  Why don't you cover that? It's not THAT hard to simplify it for the sort of viewer who knows nothing about cosmology (and who has an iron in the fire theologically).

  • @AtheosRecords true although in saying that they just disprove their god as nothing can be created by nothing so there was nothing to create or use even if they insert a magic spirit in there. They also forget to mention both space and time expanded and are the same thing space/time, no expansion no space no time. But there was an infinite dense speck of matter so nothing came from nothing is the wrong argument. If they say where did this speck come from, well where did their god come from?

  • @Shadi1007 lol. very true.

  • @Shadi1007 If something created the Universe, then we could follow that train of thought to ask: "What created that something"? If there was a first cause, then what caused the first cause? What caused that cause ad infinitum. It's an infinite regress and it's nauseating.

  • @josephpatrickknox That's exactly what Richard Dawkins implies when he asks ''Who created God?''.

  • Bad video with equally bad music.

    Postulating that a spec of matter x number of years ago eventually turned into our present day universe is no more outlandish than simply saying God created it.

  • @eetmieshyt

    Yep with the tiny difference that here he is postulating something to fit the facts not the other way around ;)

  • rotflmao

    So this is supposed to be the origins explanation - ex nihilo?!

    Insanity has taken hold of these patented idiots.

    Quantum fluctuation explanations are no explanations at all. All real scientists know this well.

    HINT: Nothing means there is nothing to fluctuate - no energy existed before the universe existed, no laws existed um cause there was nothing you nitwits!!

  • Really; something from nothing? All you need is quantum foam or a god that always existed. Sorry but bull crap is bull crap; I don't care how pretty you make the package looks! :-)

  • See DARK MATER AND THE EXPANSION OF OUR UNIVERSE and CERN AND BLACK HOLES. @ gaynorglowellxsingh’s channel.

  • You CANNOT pull something out of nothingness. The universe has always existed (not including the quantum foam stuff in this vid), and has never had a starting point of its creation. If the universe is expanding, then what is it expanding into??!!! There is no border between the universe and nothingness (which is on the other side of the border). Nothingess has never existed, there has always been something.

  • bullshit this all depends on that spec just being there.

    Where the hell did the spec come from?

  • For those having trouble understanding this, don't worry. This is a bunch of nonsense. Don't believe me? I believe "space-time-quantum-foam-sort-­of-something" is about as lazy of an explanation as it gets. I've seen better science in Star Trek.

  • @Patience1138

    he explained quantum foam in such a manner as to relay the trouble of wrapping our minds around it, not to try and make it sound outlandish.. if u understood quantum wave functions, and the uncertain nature of quantum mechanics, u would understand how a"quantum foam" may exist..the trouble lies in wrapping our minds around it..just because u can't understand something doesn't make it nonsense..it usually just means you're too stupid and/or ignorant..

  • @itzahazylife Still, it's an odd thing to use as a first assumption...

  • @Patience1138

    not when u understand how odd quantum mechanics is.

  • "well if it came from something that already existed it sure as hell came from something and not" not nothing. i left out the nothing, that might be confusing.

  • 0:29 to 0:38 well if it came from something that already existed it sure as hell came from something and not. dumbass. the problem with all the shit that atheists try and use against intelligent design is that they take things that are possible, but unproven and try to use that as evidence. use facts, not possibilities. "lets assert" no, lets assumptions can't hold up in an argument. lets stick with facts which atheists ironically seem to lack.

  • how can something come out of nothing......

  • and they witnessed this when?

  • I tried to watch this video few times and each time I hear you saying: Lets assert that some kind of space time quantum foam sort of something existed before our universe I start laughing and stop watching, I apologize but this is as far as I can get.

  • @helasmoh

    he explained quantum foam in such a manner as to relay the trouble of wrapping our minds around it, not to try and make it sound outlandish.. if u understood quantum wave functions, and the uncertain nature of quantum mechanics, u would understand how a"quantum foam" may exist..the trouble lies in wrapping our mind around it. remember..we know quantum reality exists. we don't know that Yahweh, Zeus and other gods and goddesses exist..and don't apologize. i can't make it thru Genesis.

  • @itzahazylife

    This whole universe will be wrapped up again, never mind our minds :)

    Please watch my video: Quran Vs. Lawrence Krauss and "A Universe From Nothing": /watch?v=cv7lCR-7AKQ

    I'm not sure if Zeus send us a message, if he did, please forward it to me.

  • @helasmoh You and me both, I find the Big Bang and the Evolution theory full of assumptions, really unintelligent ones to be honest. ''Something came from nothing'', I laughed hard.

  • @TheLightedDarkness

    I hope you watched my video Quran Vs Lawrence Krauss, as for evolution then please watch my video: Evolution was an Islamic Theory Before Darwin was Even Born: /watch?v=Ugu3cZN-3jU

    Atheists now are runing for science of the Gaps, I already proved beyond any doubt that this universe had a Designer, an incredibly ingenious Designer, in my video: Richard Dawkins and the fine tuning with Steven Weinberg: /watch?v=oO0QRUX4HGE

    I hope you can watch the videos and comment on them.

  • @helasmoh Actually, I'm a Messianic believer. I don't intend on killing my fellow man around me, nor will I ever want to. I want to send out a message of peace, not saying ''Join my religion, or I'll kill you for being an unbeliever.'' And if they want to leave my religion, they're free to do so. Unlike islam, which kills anyone that abandons the faith. Even moms and dads kill their own children for leaving.

  • @TheLightedDarkness

    So you blame God for the stupidity of some Muslims, Please watch my video about this: Richard Dawkins on Islam Debunked: /watch?v=1Jo_CS7mzRc

    As for being Messianic then I'm a Messianic like you too, if not more, way way more, please watch my video: Trinity Debunked: /watch?v=kstticNSO2g

  • @helasmoh I think you were understanding me wrong.

    A Messianic believer is a Jew (being a descendent from an Israëlian born Hebrew) that is convinced that Yeshua Ha'Mashiach (Jesus Christ) is the Messiah, that He is the Son of YHWH.

    I'm not a Muslim.

    I don't blame ''Allah'' or my God, YHWH, for the stupidity of Muslims, I blame Muslims for the stupidity of Muslims. That they believe in the words that a pedophilic illerate man wrote that hates non-believers.

    And I'll watch the videos

  • @TheLightedDarkness ''Something came from nothing'', I laughed hard.

    And you have evidence that it can't? Obviously, creationists believe it can, b/c that's the only way their god can exist.

  • @csmcmillion Actually, we believe G'd always existed, since there was no time during His existence (before even time was made, I mean).

  • @TheLightedDarkness and your evidence for this belief is... ?

    I can assert with equal validity that the seed of whatever the universe came from always existed...

  • @csmcmillion You do know belief is based on faith, and faith isn't based on evidence, right?

    You can assert whatever you want, but that's not the theory scientists have assumed to be true, meaning the Evolution theory (which is also connected to the Big Bang theory, because the Big Bang represents Cosmic Evolution).

  • @TheLightedDarkness "You do know belief is based on faith, and faith isn't based on evidence, right?"

    Wrong. Faith and evidence are individually means to the end of belief. A belief based on evidence is more rational than a belief based on faith.

    "meaning the Evolution theory (which is also connected to the Big Bang theory"

    Completely incorrect. The theory of evolution and the Big Bang theory have nothing to do with each other whatsoever.

  • @TrevorBlack79 Faith is not based on evidence.

    The Big Bang theory is part of the Evolution theory. It's a fact, not oppinion.

  • @TheLightedDarkness

    The modern evolutionary synthesis has nothing to do with the Big Bang. Evolution could be just fine with a steady state theory of the universe, and the Big Bang Theory stands on its own without evolutionary theory. They are different aspects of science. You may say that the Big Bang theory does represents "Cosmic Evolution" but that is just semantics. The evolutionary *theory* deals only with diversity of life.

  • @gininginin If the theory of Evolution has no evolutionary beginning, the entire theory of Evolution would be considered useless. The Big Bang is the only creation story that fits and thus is part of the theory of Evolution.

  • @TheLightedDarkness

    >>The Big Bang is the only creation story that fits and thus is part of the theory of Evolution

    The theory of evolution does not attempt to be a 'creation story', it only explains the diversity of life once life already began. For all that concerns evolution, a fairy could have created the first replicating cell, and the complete modern evolutionary synthesis would still be valid. If you read about evolution at wikipedia orBerkley you would know this. Also try v=t3k0dDFxkhM

  • @gininginin The ''Evolution theory'' you're talking about, is Macro Evolution, Micro Evolution and Natural Selection. That's only a tiny part of the actual theory, you haven't done your homework.

    ''For all that evolution concerns, a fairy could have created the first replicating cell...''

    So, you do believe a fairy could have made it, but not a supernatural entity otherwise known as God?

  • @TheLightedDarkness

    >>The ''Evolution theory'' you're talking about, is Macro Evolution, Micro Evolution and Natural Selection.

    It's called modern evolutionary synthesis. Now, where are YOU doing your homework? AIG? Go read about evolution at a proper site first before answering, please. Go to Berkley Evolution 101 or something. Else this is a waste of time.

    >>So, you do believe a fairy could have made it, but not a supernatural entity otherwise known as God?

    Read my posts, you are trolling.

  • @gininginin I've seen the entire Berkley University being debunked in their concept of Evolution theory by Kent Hovind, so no thanks.

    Also, I'm not trolling. If you don't know the answer, don't be an ego and just say so.

  • @TheLightedDarkness Kent Hovnid has never debunked anything. Our side has facts, research, and testable hypotheses. You guys have stories. Unconfirmed, non-testable, outragious stories. But you claim to know that they are true (your stories). We are happy to say 'I don't Know' but we can also test our hypothesis to see if they are true or false. You guys are just guessing.

  • @TheLightedDarkness Hovind isn't a Doctor. He bought a diploma from a diploma mill. He keeps saying "I love science." , but he's clueless about sciemce.  He's not religious, he's a scam artist who cons religious people into buying his ridiculous courses and donating money.

    He's in prison right now for screwing the taxpayers, including you, by trying to weasel out of paying taxes. He won't get out until 2015.

    Don't be conned by a con man with a mail order degree. He screws dimwits.

  • @ndrthrdr1 Uhm, he gave science classes for over 20 years.

    He did not buy his doctors degree, unless you mean paying for his education, where after he went to teach science.

    How am I a victim of someone else not paying their taxes, mind you that I'm not even American (I love how every evolutionist assumes that).

    He doesn't screw dimwits, he hasn't been at your place.

  • @TheLightedDarkness Hovind says he taught High School Science, but won't say where. His "Doctorate" was issued by an address that, when viewed with Google Earth, is a small, trashy trailer house.

    He's a fraud, a liar, and a convicted felon. He's the laughingstock of real scientists.

  • the voice is incredibly annoying -.-

  • God/allah/jewish God has made the universe in just 6 days!

    how can people say that the universe is made out of nothing?

    well...if the universe is made out of nothing then what was "nothing" made of?

    all the people who believe in God his don't let people or scientist or teachers fool you! you may learn this on school to get a good grade but keep your faith in God people!

  • @Ilovethemunksnettes

    What was before god then? You have zero evidence/proofs of the existence of such a being, and by all definition of a god that is not worthless is a logical impossibility! But, hey, keep wasting your time and pray for nothing!

    Oh, and, the computer you are using now, yeah, that one to post on youtube, was made through science (knowledge), not faith; faith in the sense you use it is worthless.

  • no1 knows no1 will know, we only use 15% of our brain we cant find out, millions of years ago "god" created a molecule that molecule after millions of years changed and become more and more each molecule became it's own thing some turned into animals,insects, animals that use their claws for protection,animals that use their skin for protection, animals that use their nose or ears or tail or feet for protection and then there is us , animals that use there brain for protection.

  • i don't get it

  • A corn of something in nothing is an absurdity. Anything I can think of must exist in a space, and a space must have at least some kind of color and temperature. Nonexistence can be imagined only as a space that has color and temperature, and if nonexistence is a space that has color and temperature, then it is not nothing but it is something. Actually, God exists because on one hand nonexistence is impossible and on the other hand something not omnipotent does not have power to exist by itself.

  • I Don't give a fuck wtf, energy cannot be created or destroyed, it can only be modified and transferred.

    This explanation is about the same as 'A wizard did it' or 'God did it'

    Just because everything we see seems to need to be created doesn't mean the universe was.

    The universe is organic never had a beginning nor an end.

  • @Kaarox Carbon dating so far seems to prove that everything had a beginning somewhere. The only things you have to believe is that space always had fluctuating fields, like a property of nothingness; that it has fluctuating fields nowadays is proven. Then that fluctuating fields can create energy, which is also proven they can. The final thing (which is the biggest hurdle) is that energy can clump together to create bigger mass. This vid isn't complete though, look around if you're interested.

  • we could still ask where did that single gram that was finely-tuned to create life come from, and what forces of physics were exerted upon that tiny piece of gram? It does through the question a step back though, definitely..

  • @Drooblemeister A wizard did it obviously.

  • @Shadi1007 "It is not created out of nothing, ... Quantum fluctuations are not atoms popping out of nothing."

    How do you know?

    Are you a mathematics master on the same level as a master theoretical physicist?

    I don't know the details of the beginning... ... and neither do you.

    Don't let your indoctrination into one of many different dogmatic ideologies cloud your acceptance of real evidence, or such accepted claims by professionals in their fields.

  • uhh. the heisenberg uncertainty principle states that we cannot know both the velocity and location of an electron at any given time. how the FUCK does that allow for something coming from nothing? the whole video is based on the assertion that the spacetime continuum existed beforehand, anyway. why does the uncertainty principle allow us to just presume some random particle can be created out of nothing? someone please explain.

  • @ilyLaura1 "... why does the uncertainty principle allow us to just presume some random particle can be created out of nothing? someone please explain."

    While I can't explain quantum mechanics, because I don't know enough maths. I have recently read news where particle physicists have discovered that the energy concentration in a proton, which gives it 90% of it mass, is found in the empty space between the 3 quarks that make up the particle, and presumably the neutron.

    Try Google for more...

  • @ilyLaura1

    from In Search of Schrodinger's Cat by John Gribbin, pg. 196: "The uncertainty principle applies to the complementary properties of TIME and ENERGY, as well as to position/momentum...An electron does not exist in isolation, because it can borrow energy from the uncertainty relation, for a short enough period of time (less than 10 to the -15 seconds), and use it to create a photon...It is as if each electron is surrounded by a cloud of "virtual" photons, which.....

  • @Laura

    ....which only need a little push, a little energy from outside, to escape and become real. An electron moving from an excited state to a lower state in an atom gives the excess energy to one of its virtual photons and lets it fly free..." Thus, most of the virtual photons that are literally coming from nothing are allowed to come into existence and exist for a VERY short time before disappearing because of the Uncertainty Principle's uncertainty about time/energy(mass)....

  • @Laura

    So when you are staring into the glowing coals of a campfire, with all those red-colored photons entering your eye, each one of them has popped into existence out of thin air near (associated with) an electron in an atom in one of the coals, been given a quantum of energy from the atom in the heat of the fire going to a lower energy state, and is thereby allowed to no longer be merely "virtual" but to be persistent and have plenty of time to fly across over to your eye.

  • @Laura

    Which doesn't mean that the virtual particles aren't real. They're real, and appearing out of thin air. But they're living on borrowed time, literally, and the Uncertainty Principle requires them, all things being equal, to vanish again almost immediately. But during that time period "the universe" is permitted to be uncertain whether there is a small amount of matter there (that wasn't there a moment before) or not, i.e. a particle can appear "out of thin air"....

  • The other place where stuff appears out of nowhere due to the Uncertainty Principle is near the event horizon of a black hole. Pairs of particles appear out of nowhere right at the event horizon and sometimes the two particles never get a chance to recombine and vanish because one of them falls into the hole and the other gets to go on living by escaping the hole. This is the phenomenon that brings about black hole evaporation.

  • If there is a designer for this universe then this designer knows exactly how it will end: /watch?v=cv7lCR-7AKQ

  • @bluedevil1642

    The universe was NOT created out of nothing. Watch my video response to this video: Quran Vs. Lawrence Krauss and "A Universe From Nothing" : /watch?v=cv7lCR-7AKQ

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  • no clue dreaming stuff.

  • @Shadi1007 "There isn't anything that "pops into existence" from nothing. ..."

    Watch 'A Universe From Nothing' by Lawrence Krause - watch?v=7ImvlS8PLIo

  • @Shadi1007 God is the fairy tale! And yes I agree M-theory need to be put under experimental tests in order for it to become a scientific theory! However there are ways of finding these hidden dimensions suggested by M-theory. One is by observing the lost energy after particle collisions in the LHC and the others are performing experiments based on the theory of Quantum Entanglements. The latter is the most feasible due to our current technology. And Quantum Mechanics is not a theory anymore!

  • @FallofDarkness55 "... And Quantum Mechanics is not a theory anymore!"

    While I agree with your comment, a 'Theory' is never promoted to 'Fact'. Such would be a demotion, because a scientific theory is the Explanation that takes Facts with which Predictions are made.

    The fact of evolution is explained by the Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection. The fact of gravity is explained by the Newtonian Theory and in breaking news, the Theory of General Relativity. (See Gravity Probe B.)

  • @psycotria Yes. I know all about that. I printed out Nasa's article on the Gravity Probe B and the recent findings that confirmed Einstein's theory of general relativity! The same logic applies to quantum mechanics via quantum experiments that have confirmed the theories of QM! I realize they are not considered to be facts but in my world they are after many confirmations of a theory! Not to mention the fact that I have witnessed these properties ( i.e. diffraction etc.) in my physics 3 lab!

  • @Shadi1007 Wrong! The answers that the theoretical physicists are getting are finite! It is not infinity! At least their theory has been proved with mathematics whereas god has not been proven whatsoever! God is the bullshit answer! In fact quantum mechanics and god are contradictory if you think about it logically! An intelligent designer follows a sequential set of steps, so to speak, whereas quantum mechanics is very unpredictable, thus QM eliminates god's existence. M-theory is the way to go

  • @Shadi1007 Quantum fluctuations are essentially energy at the heart of all matter and therefore there are things constantly popping into existence every fraction of a second. This all makes sense when you invoke the powerful unified theory...M-theory!

  • Ok lemme start off by saying im not a creationist. But this nonsense contradicts itself several times that i cant sit threw and watch its retardation all the way threw.

  • "lets assert that some kind of space time quantum foam existed" lol are you serious? You should replace "assert" with "pretend" .

  • The dumbest thing you can EVER do is to try and fill any gaps with "god" or any sort of higher power.

  • When it all boils down to it no matter how you try to discredit GOD; it had to be a supreme being that created all of this knowledge that we see. It's to fascinating, it's to perfect, it had a design and he made us to figure him out with knowledge and debating. He knew unbeliever would be there too. What can you say God got you figure out, because he'll infinite in knowledge. Amen

  • I have a solution to what created Space quantum something...Example: imagine that your living room is empty, you couldn't see anything right? no color to interfere, because when you have nothing there is NO color...There is Nothing, that was before anything nothing...NOTHING!!

  • @DishrackDarwin haha looks whos talking haha you say i got bad english look at you " ur a pussy" haha think before u type haha they thought you that in second grade hahah XD!!!!!!!!!

  • @julioloaiza100

    "ur" as in "you are"

    you really are not very bright huh?

    high school must really be hard for you

    so is english your first or second language?

  • @MrMegatruth its my third language and i didnt put "ur" you did read right!!

  • @julioloaiza100

    well third times the charm, you will get it right one of these days

  • @MrMegatruth Haha no one is perfect !!!!!!!!!!! XD

  • @julioloaiza100

    agreed, especially dishrack, he is a complete tool

  • @julioloaiza100

    "they thought you that in second grade"

    i think you mean "taught"

  • @julioloaiza100 my bad dishrackdarwin i wuznt saying it to u lolz sorry

  • @DishrackDarwin

    oh i get it, you are julioloaiza100, that is why he is stupid and lazy

    nice try troll

    watch?v=UhMaD8v0rTQ&lc

  • @MrMegatruth haha i laugh at you megadouche lolz jaja tell me something what do you think of your self?????????????? hahahha

  • i still dont get how a dumb energy source created a complex universe i dont see how thats possible

  • @julioloaiza100

    "i dont see how thats possible"

    of course you don't, you are a dipshit

  • @MrMegatruth explain how im a dipshit

  • @julioloaiza100

    shall i start with how you type? or that you are too lazy to do some basic science research?

  • @MrMegatruth still didnt awnser my question

  • @julioloaiza100

    well, which do you want me to start with? lazy or stupid?

  • @MrMegatruth hmmm lets start with your mom bitch man bitch please ive seen u argue with other people in other videos and judging on your stupid comments your not worth my time hoe

  • @julioloaiza100

    more fine christian commentary

  • @julioloaiza100

    word

  • @julioloaiza100

    hmmmm lets start with your comments:

    "bitch" "faggot" "bitch" "your mom" "hoe"

    i am guessing that you are stupid and lazy

  • @MrMegatruth u do know what it mean when you say "I GUESS" your not worth my time

  • @julioloaiza100

    "u do know what ir mean" "your not worth my time"

    i sure hope english is your second language, but i will put it this way, i know you are stupid and lazy

  • @MrMegatruth haha it is megadouche hahaha dude dont jot down shit about people you dont know about XD fucking megadouche

  • @julioloaiza100

    where specifically did i "jot down" incorrect info?

    you are lazy and you are stupid

    you believe that god created this whole thing, well provide evidence for it

  • @MrMegatruth HAHA XD your making my day by making me laugh megadouche dude your so ignorant and stupid if that even i told you you wouldnt believe me hahahahahha!!!! XD besides why im i going to lie i dont got evidence but someone out there does i dont know who so sont ask faggot!!!!!

  • @julioloaiza100

    "your so ignorant and stupid if that even i told you"

    yup, you are stupid, check

    "i dont got evidence but someone out there does i dont know who"

    yup, you are lazy

    classic self pwnage

  • @julioloaiza100

    no wonder you are friends with dishrack, you two have the same IQ

    70

  • @MrMegatruth well at least its higher than yours XD hahahahaahah !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @julioloaiza100 "... even i told you you wouldnt believe me ..."

    That doesn't excuse you from the requirement to provide evidence to back up what otherwise is baseless assertion.

  • is this Quantum Loop Gravity ?

  • Im too stupid to understand all of this but not stupid enough to think that some greater being created all of this.

  • This video wasn't successful. It's still very confusing and boring. Sorry.

  • its kinda weird and silly that something was created out of nothing but as physicist michio kaku said something wonderful that "its only the question of how we define nothingness"

  • @iksahir

    watch my video reply "Quran Vs. Lawrence Krauss and "A Universe From Nothing".

    /watch?v=cv7lCR-7AKQ

  • @helasmoh Why bother watching your lies about the Quran?

    Isn't it funny that the only things "revealed" by the Quran are only known about after science has discovered them? If all of this knowledge was in it, why aren't most (hell...even some) scientific advancements coming from devout Muslims?

  • @MrFungus420

    Everything in my video was stated clearly in the Quran long before our scientists proved it. If you want indisputable proof that the Quran was way ahead of our scientists then watch my other video "Richard Dawkins Exposed - Evolution Proves God". /watch?v=Ugu3cZN-3jU

    Do you what was evolution name before it became Darwin's?

  • @helasmoh All Religious Books Are Full Of Lies and Stupidity. They're all Faerie tell Stories like Santa Clauss Storie. They never explaint nothing but Crap.........

  • @JHNBK Maybe you should improve your English so that you can actually read the books correctly?