I had a thought...

[Peanut B. Rawket]

We are just atoms who rearranged ourselves in a specific way and then started wondering why we existed.
That's freakin' crazy.


What are some of your crazy thoughts?

[Midnight Madness]

Dolphins have names, nicknames and all sorts of other very 'human' thoughts and actions. Gotta wonder what they call all the creatures they encounter.

[Teiko]

A being in a higher dimension could be watching you and be inside you at the same time, and be able to see your past and future simultaneously. They could be in your room watching you but you will never be able to sense them in any way, (at least in any way that would make sense to you).


This used to freak me out REALLY bad when i was younger. Too much Carl Sagan and Neil Tyson for Teiko  



...actually i'm kinda freaking out right now.

[Obey138 (Matthew "Fluffy")]

A being in a higher dimension could be watching you and be inside you at the same time, and be able to see your past and future simultaneously. They could be in your room watching you but you will never be able to sense them in any way, (at least in any way that would make sense to you).

Interstellar's plot

[Teiko]

The only part that i didn't like about Matthew going into the higher dimension was that everything was represented in 3 dimensions for him to interpret. I know the humans in the movie did that on purpose but it was less interesting that way.

Still a kickass movie.

[The Past]

Our bodies (and of complex organisms in general) are pretty much civilizations, and perhaps the most functional civilizations can get--they can STILL goof up somewhere and collapse the system.

[Midnight Madness]

Things can be infinitely large and infinitely small. Every particle is composed of a smaller particle, and so every smaller object has a larger one to encompass or be composed by it... Considering that, our entire universe, and all of space... Is it just another particle? Is there really no end to our plane? Or is it just another finite particle outclassed by a larger one? There can't just be a begginning and an end... That would make no sense. There has to be an existance for something to be nothing... But, then, where did something come from? Not nothing, but how can something be without a beginning or finish without an end?

Imagine, we, every day, share space with an endless number of bodies and existences, and the same goes for any particle, regardless of being larger or smaller... The lives we could have lived are, quite literally, all around us, but yet will never be observed by any but that life that could be. But... I must accept that to entertain this thought would be to extend into infinity, as well, because it's just another part of existence, and existence has no beginning or end.

[Teiko]

^the easiest way to remedy that, is to just recognize that our laws of physics are unique to our universe, and outside of our universe, any kind of random-@$$ s#%t can happen lol. Stress-free ^~^


I dunno if you've seen those multiverse interpretations where universes sprout from universes and they sprout universes and they sprout universes and on and on for infinity. It's interesting to think that we could be a baby universe sprouted from a bigger universe that sprouted from an even bigger one.

What happens when a huge star dies? It creates a black hole. What do we speculate to be on the other end of a black hole? A white hole. (Matter is sucked into the black hole and spat out the white hole). Sounds an AWFUL lot like a Big Bang doesn't it? And as the white hole spits out matter, that mini universe that was just created will grow and grow. HHMMMMMMM....


What if the supermassive black hole in the center of every galaxy is it's own universe?

And imagine that in one of those baby universes, life happens and grows to question it's existence. "How did our universe get here?? It just happened out of nowhere!"

[Obey138 (Matthew "Fluffy")]

Get SpaceEngine and see how small atoms are on a universe scale. Damn, even how small we and our solar system is.

[Karric]

you will never touch anything
its kind of sad but the electrons that orbit the atoms nucleolus in your body are - charged because of this we know that 2 of the same repel each other you can see this with magnets a north facing a north respells so because the electrons are negatively charged they repel each other and you have never touched anything and all you feel is the pressure of of the electrons repelling

[MrRazot]

a brain called the brain a brain

whats outside our universe? nothing? somehting?
if there's somehting outside our universe, what's outside that?
and then what's outside that?
and then what's outside that?
and then what's outside that?

[Teiko]

In this order:

Universe
Multiverse
Supermultiverse
Megasupermultiverse
Suppermassivemegasupermultiverse
Etcmultiverse


Honestly though, i speculate that our universe is a multiverse to someone else. As i mentioned earlier, i speculate that each black hole in our universe may be a branching baby universe, an that our Big Bang may have been a white hole from a bigger universe.

[Trixsie Vixen]

If all the cars in the world were placed end to end, they'd reach to the moon and back again.  But there'd be some fool who'd pull out to pass.

[MrRazot]

In this order:

Universe
Multiverse
Supermultiverse
Megasupermultiverse
Suppermassivemegasupermultiverse
Etcmultiverse


Honestly though, i speculate that our universe is a multiverse to someone else. As i mentioned earlier, i speculate that each black hole in our universe may be a branching baby universe, an that our Big Bang may have been a white hole from a bigger universe.

Bit which is the final container and what is outside of that.

It's been proven that nothing can make something, but there has to be something to even conceptualise the point there was once nothing.
So can you say "when" something actally happened?
Especially as we're proof something did happen.

[Obey138 (Matthew "Fluffy")]

Remember about parallel universes