Atheist Evangelism

[Ahriman]

But how do you know that?

The bulk of the visible universe behaves like "normal" matter. The massive amount of free energy came, according to best current estimate, from the matter/antimatter annihilation event commonly called "the big bang." To quote Mike Rowe, "it wasn't big and it didn't bang". But the intent is workable. Then Alan Guth came along and made things interesting.

Alan Guth.....? Never heard of him, doubt he really made things interesting.

[brewer]

Here's an idea: There cannot have been 'nothing' from all eternity. Otherwise, nothing would now be in existence. From nothing comes nothing. Then you continue by saying, "Trust me, I know it wasn't God; it has to be unequivocally, energy and matter are eternal."

Hoping this is a drive by norovirus.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

The bulk of the visible universe behaves like "normal" matter. The massive amount of free energy came, according to best current estimate, from the matter/antimatter annihilation event commonly called "the big bang." To quote Mike Rowe, "it wasn't big and it didn't bang". But the intent is workable. Then Alan Guth came along and made things interesting.

Alan Guth.....? Never heard of him, doubt he really made things interesting.

Maybe he should return his Nobel Prize?

[Ahriman]

Alan Guth.....? Never heard of him, doubt he really made things interesting.

Maybe he should return his Nobel Prize?

Nobel Prize doesn't mean anything.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Maybe he should return his Nobel Prize?

Nobel Prize doesn't mean anything.

So you'll return yours too?

[Ahriman]

Nobel Prize doesn't mean anything.

So you'll return yours too?

Sure, if I had one. I don't think any of that stuff means anything. The Nobel Prize is based on a small group of people's opinion. Why would it matter?

[LinuxGal]

Alan Guth.....? Never heard of him, doubt he really made things interesting.

Maybe he should return his Nobel Prize?

He was that close to getting one, but Brian Keating's b-mode apparatus in Antarctica turned out to be a fancy dust detector.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

So you'll return yours too?

Sure, if I had one. I don't think any of that stuff means anything. The Nobel Prize is based on a small group of people's opinion. Why would it matter?

You don't know about the prize money.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Maybe he should return his Nobel Prize?

He was that close to getting one, but Brian Keating's b-mode apparatus in Antarctica turned out to be a fancy dust detector.

Guth has been awarded the Franklin Medal for Physics, the Eddington Medal, the Isaac Newton Medal, the Dirac Prize, and the Gruber Prize in Cosmology, and has been elected to the U.S. National Academy of Sciences and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.

[Thumpalumpacus]

Alan Guth.....? Never heard of him, doubt he really made things interesting.

Your schtick is much more boring than his discoveries. The pity is that you don't seem to recognize it, and thus continue to make a fool out of yourself.