“There was no time before big bang” – what does that mean?
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I’m going to try to add another layer to what others have already said
it’s important to keep in mind that we just don’t know some things. In the same way, people would have never comprehended computers 10,000 years ago, it’s likely that our understanding of it all will change drastically in another 10,000 years. It’s the same reason most of our science is based on “theories”. It’s what our theory is, based on our findings, but ultimately, most of science is about proving things wrong rather than proving they’re right. Because of that, it can be quite difficult to actually prove something past theory status.
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