Simply put.... just as there are countless stars and galaxies, so there are likely to be countless multiverses. The question is, do they all have the same laws as our own? If not, perhaps our universe is only one of small number who's laws have enabled intelligent life to exist, and therefore to question its own origins. Those universes that have different laws maybe could not develop intelligent life to ask these question. This is also true of planets, only one is known to support life.
All you need is a) Constants that allow for the production of increasingly heavier elements. b) Production of energy that life can tap easily. If this is also how heavier elemrnts are made, so much the better. c) The eventual creation of environments where (a) and (b) can combine and nurture life. d) Sufficient chemical complexity that interactions can form chemical machinery.
It may not be life as we know it, but does that matter? It would still be life.
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multiverse is the only logical answer
FIGHTFANNERD3 8 months ago
why would god have to obey the laws of physics
can anyone think of a logical answer ??
god of the bible is week i guess
FIGHTFANNERD3 8 months ago
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Simply put.... just as there are countless stars and galaxies, so there are likely to be countless multiverses. The question is, do they all have the same laws as our own? If not, perhaps our universe is only one of small number who's laws have enabled intelligent life to exist, and therefore to question its own origins. Those universes that have different laws maybe could not develop intelligent life to ask these question. This is also true of planets, only one is known to support life.
ToneSpectra 1 year ago
God of Gaps.......... sounds a lot like evolution
plan4urlife 2 years ago
You guys are so amazing, and also know some of the basics for physics.
savagenuclearfest 2 years ago
Calvin = twink
poolerboy0077 2 years ago
good points, but bad "jokes"
youmakegarbagevids 2 years ago
All you need is a) Constants that allow for the production of increasingly heavier elements. b) Production of energy that life can tap easily. If this is also how heavier elemrnts are made, so much the better. c) The eventual creation of environments where (a) and (b) can combine and nurture life. d) Sufficient chemical complexity that interactions can form chemical machinery.
It may not be life as we know it, but does that matter? It would still be life.
RyuDarragh 3 years ago