@parados,
parados wrote:If it was a red herring then your response to it means you fell for a red herring.
It doesn't matter. FTWW I am not the only one without scientific integrity on that forum. What matters is that your favourite theory of the Big Bang is so full of randomness and random variables and undefined processes that there is no way for the whole theory not to be random as well ... if not failed yet on the verification test for a theory.
1. The assumptions comprise absolutely random variable - and it is so genuinely random that you cannot even tell whether it has uniform probability distribution or point distribution or multi-point probability distribution.
2. The next random variable is the red shift in the light spectrum. Its value of 'expansion of the Universe' is only one of the many possible scenarios and plausible explanations of the observations. Only one of, not the only one.
3. What about the third random variable - the CMB, about which you cannot even tell whether it is correlated to the red shift or not?
4. After that come the random functions - enters the Singularity: how, why, out of what, why only once - these are 'insignificant details'. Absolutely undefined as a process and random as function.
5. What about the other random function - the Infinite Temperature with the missing material carrier.
6. But the greatest random component in your favourite 'theory' is the Time: it is so random that you don't even have a plausible definition of it and cannot even tell whether it is a variable in the model or some kind of control module.
So and so you are talking about scientific integrity: How exactly on the grounds of so much randomness have you succeeded to believe that the Big Bang 'theory' is any theory at all ... let alone systematic and methodological 'standard explanation' of the world?