The Stand-Up Physicist: God

Part of the Stand-Up Physicist series, half hour chats by Doug Sweetser about his theoretical physics research. This show explains Doug's approach to the biggest topic outside of physics there is, God. A brief definition of God will be presented that has been useful to Doug.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Physics
• God

[ajhrockerboy6]

perhaps death is the entrance to a time-symmetrical universe in which a person is born old and dies a baby. i know it sounds like sci-fi and bizarre concepts but if you truly think about the origin of the universe this could theoretically happen.

[sweetser]

@ajhrockerboy6 Sounds like the film "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button". If my work pans out, the Universe is not time-symmetrical. I have a video about that topic here, search for "Time reversal and spin"

At this time, I don't understand the origin of the Universe. That is an open, hard question.

[Itzmrrtis]

Jesus is coming soon. Look at the Sumerian tablets .....how did they know about the fallen angels ..they talk about things our scientist have only recently discovered.

[sweetser]

@Itzmrrtis Do you wish to go out on a limb and define "soon"? I recall hearing that in the single digit AD years, they thought Jesus would be back soon..

I am willing to bet $1/year for up to 20 years.

[blackrad101]

How did god create the earth in 6 days? When the concept of time is a fabrication of humans. Why did he rest as well, as he is almighty and has no limitations. He knows absolutely every murmur that has ever and will ever occur and he knows the outcome of all events past and future. Yet he gets jealous, takes rests, and has to come to the conclusion that light, and animals, and human kind that he created was "good" God is a massive contradicition. as god was and is continuosly fabricated by US

[sweetser]

@blackrad101 We can let someone else pray for our souls which we both doubt we have. I do have a spleen even though I don't know what that means.

[blackrad101]

I really enjoy your videos, you are interesting.

[sweetser]

@longfootbuddy In another part of my definition of God, there is the bit about the door between the past and the future passes through you and I. That is what makes us significant. Compared to the Earth, Jupiter, the Sun, the Milky Way galaxy, our local cluster of galaxies, and everything we can spot with our telescopes, the message of cosmology is that we cannot fathom how trivial our mass is in comparison.

[longfootbuddy]

just because we're not massive, doesnt mean we're insignificant.. unless your saying were insignificant to the average mass of things in the universe

[Frandy878]

you need the sideburn-tendrels and you'd look just like an orthodox jew