@xris,
xris wrote:We have to believe in certainties tillwe learn differently otherwise we cant comment on anything..The experts tell me there is no evidence of a before the big bang..you can imagine no time but not nothing ..how is that? It is stated that we do need a cause to have an event and it is always the case but the BB is the one event without a known cause..if we can see no cause or no evidence of a previous universe...you tell me what we should assume by logical deduction..If there is no matter in this place how do you describe a void with no matter no occurences no movement no light no time nothing...what is it ? you need matter no matter how far apart it is to measure the emptiness ...there is stone and another stone two feet apart we measure the space they occupy but if you have absolutely nothing how do measure the space between nothings???
We have never seen something created from nothing which, by our wonderful ability to reason, would suggest that there was definately SOMETHING before the big bang. We just don't know what it was.
A void without light, matter movement, occurances, or time is still a void. An object. Nothing is something I can imagine quite well actually. Though I do not believe in nothing. There is always SOMETHING. The lack of evidence is not the lack of possibility. It is merely the lack of the ability to determine it. I don't need to believe in something to see it as possible.
I don't need to believe the sun will not rise tomorrow to see it as a possibility.
Now, let me straighten up one thing. I do not think that time is anything more than a perception. However, if time IS more than a perception then it must be infinite. If it is not then it is not something beyond the human mind. The universe does not work in time. It does not have that limit. Thus, anything intrinsic to the universe MUST be infinite. Is it so hard to imagine that the universe works on a cycle and that this is not the first time around?