(June 30, 2017 at 7:59 pm)bennyboy Wrote: Dude, everyone more than 10 years old knows that scientists call the Big Bang a singularity. Try to get past that, and you'll see that physics is a big field, with very many ideas that you haven't yet had the chance to absorb, and that someone here could assist you in learning something more than a catch phrase that you picked up on the back cover of A Brief History of Time.
I wrote that the big bang itself is considered a singularity by contemporary cosmologists.
Alex responded by saying, “past singularities one encounters in cosmological models are merely points where classical relativity breaks down,” and then went on to say, “In which sense precisely 'is the big bang' a singularity?”
According to you, Alex has less scientific knowledge than a child.
I rest my case.
Another point for me.
Alex, when are you going to provide evidence that you're a physicist? Fucking hack.
