zaangalewa
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Do you like to say natural laws were not existing in (and since) the second planksecond of the universe? Who says so? What's your source?
I'm not a physicist but there are plenty out there who know a lot more about this than either of us. Try googling Lawrence Krauss.
Never heard from him. A you sure he said our natural laws were not existing latest after the first plank-second of the existence of our universe?
I don't know the exact 'planck-seconds' of the timeline.
1,2,3,4,5 ... and so on.
LOL Better to buy a couple books of the leading physicists on the planet and see what they say rather than get that info from an internet message board. All the physicists that I've seen interviewed said the current laws of physics were not active at the big bang. They of course developed after the big bang but again you'll have to go to the experts to get the exact 'planck-second timeline'.
Lawrence Krauss' latest book is A Universe From Nothing. Well worth the read and though it is written for the public it is goes into quite complex issues.
But you did not read this books so you are not able to explain what you say on what reason. Why said you what you said if you don't understand it on your own?
Another Mobius?
Did you read the book from Lawrene Krauss "A Universe From nothing"? By the way: I read also not the book from the philosopher Markus Gabriel: "Warum es die Welt nicht gibt" (=Why the world is not existing) - but I 'fear' I will find lots of 'my' ideas in this book.
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