@outofthecave,
outofthecave wrote: Can you be specific what do you mean by something.
I am not the titular of this thread to whom you are addressing the question, but I can try to answer it.
In the philosophical sense
something is defined as: any object, being, quality, characteristics, event, situation, circumstance, entity, nature, spirit or anything of the kind that is perceived as existing in the real world, notwithstanding whether as material or immaterial presence.
In physics
something is a little bit more constraint: any object, being, event, situation, circumstance, evidence or entity that can exist in the physical world. The spirit, phenomenological experience and the state of mind do not exist in the physical sense, hence they are not something - they are simply nothing (from materialistic point of view) - the human body is merely an aggregate of cells.
outofthecave wrote: I think question can be how can life be there from nothing?
Life is not out there from nothing - it is top design production of the big bang theory. Whether the big bang theory is really nothing plausible is another issue.
outofthecave wrote: What is life?
Environment driven quantum processes, with or without access to external impact, operating under the supervision, control and monitoring of the pre-encoded DNA sequences, and who, how, when and why has made, shaped, modeled or designed the DNA sequences is something that we may never come to know.
outofthecave wrote: Where does it come from and where does it go?
Perhaps you mean the soul, not life, for IMV they are different. The soul comes from the Big Bang of cause and goes into the Gravitational Continuum, unless it get lost in the Time-Space Continuum. You have to read the classics.
outofthecave wrote: I do not know whether we can really know?
This is the real question: what we know, how much of the information has been lost ... and how can people like FM, FA and Ci can have such great conceit on the background of the incorrect, incomplete or missing, manipulated by the personal interests, or distorted beyond recognition information, which they are disposing of.
outofthecave wrote: but can you share your ideas ...
What about sharing your ideas?
Quote:Can something come out of nothing
Absolutely not. There is no way to balance the formulas in physics, for example, if you have something on the left side and nothing on the right side. If you accept axiomatically that
Something can be equal to Nothing you have to write brand new physics and math and math logic, etc. notwithstanding whether you are on the first page of the Universe or on the last page, where the Time-Space Continuum starts expanding under the supervision and not without the involvement of the Big Bang.
