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mitchgrav@hotmail.com wrote:
> On Feb 15, 1:36 pm, "foolsrushin." <dolomi...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> On 14 Feb, 03:39, mitchg...@hotmail.com wrote:
>>
>>> Albert Einstein said: I want to know how God created this universe.
>>> All the rest are just details.
>>> When matter was created at the beginning of the universe I believe it
>>> started to move due to its own force. Its freefall imediately set it
>>> into motion. In other words: there was no absolute rest as Einstein
>>> alluded to.
>>> The original expansion was inflation which quickly spread matter apart
>>> so that gravity would not recollapse the Big Bang in a Big Fall.
>>> Mitch Raemsch Twice Nobel Laureate 2008
>> And what was there, before the beginning of the Universe/ Multiverse,
>> Bang or no Bang! It seems to me that both empirically and logically we
>> are confronted with isoluble regressions, though, of course, locally,
>> at least, most of our math and physics seems to work and be
>> productive, so you are right to raise problems and paradoxes in
>> connexion with either. But what lies, if anything, beyond our island
>> of mathematical physics, lies, it would seem to me, beyond our grasp!
>> Roger Penroses's 'The Emperoror's New Mind' is worth a visit, if only
>> because it blocks so many glib (mostly implicit: we know) metaphysical
>> solutions, yet it is a Chinese dinner, and you find yourself raiding
>> the fridge in the middle of the night!
>> --
>> 'foolsrushin.'
> 
> There is no multiverse. There is only one universe. 

Matter of definition.

>It is Einstein's
> closed universe with a beginning and an infinite future for us.

? really? Says who?

> There
> was no before the beginning of time.

tautology, if true.

> 
> Mitch Raemsch Twice Nobel Laureate 2008