Big Bang : Metade dos Americanos não Acreditam

The Big Bang Theory: Half of Americans 'Doubtful' it Happened

http://www.scienceworldreport.com/articles/14135/20140421/the-big-bang-theory-half-of-americans-doubtful-it-happened.htm#comment-1349807382

sonoran  uglyamerican • 16 hours ago

It's the same type of straw man argument that's made about evolution, that evolution says: "we all originated from from some chemicals and lightning bolts". Evolution is silent on how life started; the theory is about how life evolved after it started. Life's origins is another discipline altogether: Abiogensis.

Likewise The Big Bang theory doesn't hypothesize about where the expansion came from or what started it. The Big Bang Theory is a melding of Einstein's Theory of Relativity and The Standard Model of Particle Physics and these two theories aren't compatible at the high energy densities at or before the universe's origin ("The Planck Regime"). So the mathematical tools used to construct the Big Bang Theory aren't suited to explain where the universe came from and it's not part of the theory.

But the expansion of the universe after that is what the Big Bang Theory is about and it has been hugely successful in predicting: The Cosmic Background Radiation, Hubble's Law redshift of photons, Motion of Galaxies, Nucelosynthesis and most recently BICEP2's discovery of gravity wave patterns.

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Since that Matrix/DNA Theory suggested a rational astronomical system's model that surprisingly reveals galaxies with primordial biological/living properties, we have reasons to suspect that the entire Universe has biological properties also. If such possibility is true, the "origins" of this Universe will not be defined by Physics+Math, and a Theory of Everything will need the participation of Biologists, even, Neurology. So, this "origins" found through Physics+Math, suggesting an event as the Big Bang, is far away from the ultimate thru.  

Being not confident about a theory about something that never nobody saw is and relates to time and space far away from us, is not science ignorance. I think the opposite is true: science ignorance is with those that thinks about universes believing, starting, from an imaginary big bang. 

Godel's theorem: : ""Nobody can know the thru about a system standing inside it." This is a scientific statement because it is rational. So, any human beliefs about universes makes no sense.

At Matrix/DNA Theory we have a commandment: never develops the next step of a theory before finding in Nature a real fact as foundation for the last conclusion. Math became an excess of imaginative exercise and intelectual masturbation that does not translate the logics of the long evolutionary chain of causes and effects running along the universal history, not obeying the above commandment. Physics is studying the structural foundation of the universe and from here trying to describe the whole. But, if Physics and Math, which can describes the motions and structure of a human body's skeleton, tries to describe the soft meat, the mind, using the same laws of the skeleton, it will do everything wrong. That's Big Bang Theory.

I think that this internal conflict between ideas in America is the cause that keeps this country strong and creative, differently from countries of Europe that are indoctrinated by a wrong world view. I think that Matrix/DNA model of the universe makes lots more sense.

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