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On 14 Feb, 04:40, mitchg...@hotmail.com wrote:
> The Big Bang started with neutrons. Neutrons decay in free space in 13
> minutes. The original neutrons decay into electrons protons (and
> neutrinos) which then make the primordial Hydrogen of the beginning.
> Mitch Raemsch Twice Nobel Laureate 2008

Ho-hum! And then, of course, we got you! Don't be a silly, sloppy
thinker.

http://casswww.ucsd.edu/public/tutorial/BB.html

What preceded it? You were there, of course. What if the cause were
both in the future and, then, an effect in the past, sort of like
rotating doors? Think!

Anyway, who or what started it? Where is it going? How did you find
out? Nietzsche embraced 'eternal recurrence', but, then, he was very
stupid!

'In his philosophy, Friedrich Nietzsche presents the idea of eternal
recurrence as an answer to nihilism. Nietzsche addresses the idea of
eternal recurrence in his work Thus Spake Zarathustra. In this work,
Zarathustra finds himself on a path up a mountain, a path that ends at
a gate marked "This Moment." Two paths come together at this gate,
going opposite directions, and neither having an end. Zarathustra
ponders this and discusses it with the dwarf who has been riding on
his shoulders. (I know it sounds strange, but yes, a dwarf on his
shoulders.) Together, Zarathustra and the dwarf work on this problem
of the two eternal paths, one of which runs backward, the other
forward. And Zarathustra asks about the path running backwards, "Must
not whatever can run its course of all things, have already run along
that lane? Must not whatever can happen of all things have already
happened, resulted, and gone by?" Zarathustra thinks that if
everything has already run along this eternal path, then everything
has already existed, including the gate at which they stand.' - Philip
Adams.

We do NOT know! The mythos, be it Darwinian or cosmogenical, may,
however have a huge impact, and has most likely led to dancing, rather
than fighting, in the streets.
--
'foolsrushin.'