Possibly because something had to. According to Professor Krauss nothing(ness) is unstable in quantum physics. Particles and sub-particles are constantly appearing out of nothing.
I have to be honest and say I don't understand any of that - but that appears to be what physicists are saying for what its worth.
Right now I have to ask the question in return - what is wrong with saying we don't know?
We know the universe exists at some level - there's not much more we do know about it, certainly not the why's and the wherefore's.
I guess what I am saying is - we'd all like to know but however much we want to, we simply don't. There are theories (including God based ones) but they are all just that - theories.
I have to be honest and say I don't understand any of that - but that appears to be what physicists are saying for what its worth.
Right now I have to ask the question in return - what is wrong with saying we don't know?
We know the universe exists at some level - there's not much more we do know about it, certainly not the why's and the wherefore's.
I guess what I am saying is - we'd all like to know but however much we want to, we simply don't. There are theories (including God based ones) but they are all just that - theories.
Kuusi palaa, ja on viimeinen kerta kun annan vaimoni laittaa jouluvalot!
