Red Yonko
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- Oct 15, 2019
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A really thoughful question without having a sure answer.
Why does something exist and there is the complete nothing. I mean, everything in the universe somehow exist. Something created them. And something created that something, and we can continue this paradox sentence but I would really want to read the replies of this post.
The way im thinking of how all this are impossible is this:
Imagine a room which is completely empty. Nothing else. Just NOTHING. There are no windows, no door which means that it's fully dark inside there. And after (let's say) 1 Billion years the room has stayed the same and 1 year later, an atom appears from nowhere. Which may create other atoms that they will be reproduced. There is an explanation of how they get reproduced. But there is no explanation of how did this atom "get born".
Why does something exist and there is the complete nothing. I mean, everything in the universe somehow exist. Something created them. And something created that something, and we can continue this paradox sentence but I would really want to read the replies of this post.
The way im thinking of how all this are impossible is this:
Imagine a room which is completely empty. Nothing else. Just NOTHING. There are no windows, no door which means that it's fully dark inside there. And after (let's say) 1 Billion years the room has stayed the same and 1 year later, an atom appears from nowhere. Which may create other atoms that they will be reproduced. There is an explanation of how they get reproduced. But there is no explanation of how did this atom "get born".
