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On 18-7-2010 8:13, Warp wrote:
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> (And, in fact, the big bang theory doesn't actually say that there was
> nothing and then suddenly something appeared. It just says that everything
> was initially compressed in a singularity. AFAIK there's currently no
> widely accepted theory about what happened *before* that.)
Big Bang theory says that at the moment of the Big Bang, time was
created. Asking what was before is nonsensical. On par with 'what is
outside the universe', 'how cold is -280C' and the one Hawkins uses that
temporary escaped me.
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