[Typhoid]

In an attempt to start an actual good conversation, I bring on a subject that everyone can practically talk about.

How did the universe start?

I'm meaning this to be a scientific talk, so if you just want to step in and say "A higher power" - don't. I don't want this to spiral into something else.


Anyways, personally, I believe the big bang theory - to an extent.

I feel there was everything, all condensed into one little area. Then something sparked it, causing it to explode, and everything as we know it was created. I don't feel the universe is the be all and end all. I think there is something that houses many universes. A gigaverse/superverse - if you will. What if our universe is nothing more than an atom in another universe, that was sent off due to a nuclear explosion?

It's hard to try and grasp. People think of the universe as a 3D state. A reverse sphere, where everything is inside, and donuts around again. Personally, I think the universe itself, can only make visual sense in the 4th dimension. It houses 3D beings, and things, but that doesn't mean it is one itself. I can stick a drawing of a line in a ball, that doesn't mean the ball is a dot.

Anyways, thoughts?