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Old 08-June-2003, 06:50 PM
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Originally Posted by cyrek1
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To iron4:
Good reasoning!
The big bangers are in a quandery regarding the beginning.
It is about time they quit pushing a false ideology on us all.
Would you mind telling us your stance? Are you a creationist, steady-state'ist, whatever-you-call-the-theory-that-all-matter-was-not-at-one-point-in-what-big-bangists-would-call-the-beginning-but-only-very-close'ist, or something-else-altogether'ist?

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honest monkey:
Your solutions are nothing but virtual concepts.
Could you be more specific?

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Pi Man:
Forget the 'big crunch. Current data refutes that idea.
I don't personally believe that the universe will end in a Gnab Gib, but it's possible. The universe is accelerating in its expansion, but that could be just because a force is splitting into two forces very slowly(as all the forces split soon after the big bang: Strong, Weak, Electric, Magnetic, etc...) and only in the coldest parts of space. Once the force splits completely, the universe may slow, stop, and reverse to end in a Gnab Gib, or, it may accelerate in it's expansion forever and doom the universe to a cold death.

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To wedgebert:
The big bangers conveniently evade the beginning because they have no answer. No answer qualifies for a
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Again, I ask, "Do you have a better idea?"
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dgruss23
Evading empirical experimental data is not the way to go.
Please do us a favor and tell us what you believe!