well, one of the leading ideas about the whole start of everything is the casimir effect, in which dual virtual particles appear out of the vacuum of space, and some physicists believe that this triggered the big bang, but I think there has to be something more to the picture than that. There are things which we as 3-dimensional beings cannot comprehend, and I think that a lot of that stuff is just beyond our limit of comprehension. Still, that's no reason to not theorize and research and learn as much as possible about the beginning of everything. I think there is some sort of guiding energy or something beyond human understanding that holds the key to the reason behind existence.
IrkenInvader Reviewed by IrkenInvader on . the begining of everything ok, well i was raised catholic in a catholic school, but i never really bought into all that bullshit because if you really think about it christians(people for god) don't have true answers. well anyways here's my main focus, how was everything started? the big bang theory states in a big ball of matter blah blah but how was all of that created and by what? and then the whole god created everything. how was he made and who or what made him. end then who or what made them and so on. if you ask a Rating: 5