On 11/20/2014 7:18 AM, steve.sundur wrote:
>
just another, "IDNNS" ______
>
/So far today, Barry has posted about Chinese culture, God,
Enlightenment, and The Big Bang Theory - all of which he claims to have
no interest in. Apparently his only interest is button pushing. //
//
//I mean, if he has no interest in these topics, why does he keep
opening his big pie hole?
A cry for attention - just trolling, or is there something else going on
in his mind? It's beginning to look like he is even an embarrassment to
Xeno and Salya.
>
/
---In [email protected], <turquoiseb@...> wrote :
*/This is fascinating, and helps me to clarify something I wrote
before. I completely *understand* how this kind of speculation is
interesting to some people, but for me it falls into the category of
theoretical speculation that just holds no interest for me.
/*
*/
/*
*/For a scientist who wants to feel as if he or she has some kind of
handle on what happened at the time of the theoretical creation of the
universe, it all must be thrilling. But for me, I cannot get past,
"WTF does this or *could* this have to do with anything in my real,
everyday life?"/*
*/
/*
*/Big Bang, schmang. Why should I care?
/*
*/
/*
*/*By definition* (since no one will ever know for sure), any theory
of what happened at the moment of the Big Bang will be just that -- a
theory. Heck, I am not even convinced that there ever *was* a Big Bang
(meaning a single "beginning" of the universe). So I leave
speculations about such things to those who (like Salyavin and
presumably s3raphita) are fascinated by the science of it all.
/*
*/
/*
*/Others (such as JohnR or other religionists) glom onto theories
about the Big Bang as support for their medieval ideas about God, and
I find that even less interesting. /*
*/
/*
*/I'm not complaining, just explaining why none of this interests me
terribly much.../*
