Re: Origin of universe as quantum fluctuation?

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From: Mcinnes B T (Dr)
Date: Tue, 11 Aug 1992 04:25

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I didn't know that the Universe "started". Presumably this statement
means that there are some particles such that, when you trace their
worldlines back, you find that their proper times are defined on a
closed interval. How do you know this? This is certainly directly
contrary to the singularity theorems of GR, which clearly imply that the
Universe never "started". :)

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Subject: Re: Origin of universe as quantum fluctuation?
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