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Good start. But you show some emotion in then stating: Aren't they just as ignorant as those who claim there is an infinite number of universes? i.e. the multiverse - since there is no evidence for either? I guess you would say no, because: But being a little or a lot consistent is like being a lit...

Sciency said: "In my opinion people who claim that our universe is the only one, are as ignorant as people who claim that earth is the only planet in the universe." This pertains: http://mobile.nytimes.com/2013/11/05/science/cosmic-census-finds-billions-of-planets-that-could-be-like-earth...

Scientific theories ought to be based on evidence and verifiable/falsifiable by evidence. What evidence would you accept to either verify or falsify the multiverse theory? And what existing evidence supports it? I can say that unicorns fly out of my ass when no one is looking. You can't disprove it...

The multiverse theory does not state that everything is possible, it states that every mathimatical logical possibility does exist. After a long enough time and considerable complaints from intelligent people within their own ranks, Big Bang cosmologists actually realized that their theory made no s...

Aristo proved that there cannot be an infinitely large piece of matter. He did that by saying that if you cut an infinitely large matter you get two distinct parts. At least one of the parts is infinite (or else the whole thing is finite). Take the infinite part. It has at least one edge (where the...

Hello there, I am new to this forum and I want to present you an idea based on scientific theories. Basicly, what i will do is present you a theory of how someone could attempt explaining the phenom consciousness and where the universe came from. To understand the basics, I will simplify the theory ...