Welcome to my blog. These are my ramblings, my opinions, my observation, in a rough draft form. 


There is a saying you cant argue with science and in many respects this is true.  But what is science? By definition, Science is a system to acquire knowledge about a subject usually based on observations or test/experiments. The definition really could go on for probably more than a page but i wont waste my time. What Im getting at is, is everything labeled science, true? Can there be a bias? I know some of you with a background would probably be squawking, but i'll let you make your own blog. As of now, I am just pursuing the conceptual side of these topics. To clarify, my goal is not an argument, I'm not even out change anyone's opinion. Sometimes I think you can be so fixated on the individual pixels that you fail to decipher the entire picture.


Topic 1
The impossibilities of evolution are somehow justified by using crazy amounts of time. Its like when they actually looked at these ideas, they thought, "there's no way anyone will believe this" so they come up with these huge time frames that people cant even wrap there heads around; millions, billions, hundreds of billions. 

For my example, lets actually give them the benefit of the doubt and go with it. This assumes time is a constant and has always been around as well. Im trying to think of a way to illustrate this since its somewhat hard to grasp. Imagine the evolutionary timeline of the universe in your mind, then start to just zoom out, and out, and out...finally to the point your brain cant comprehend it any more, the time line shrinks and soon you have nothing but eternity in both ways. Eternity? I hear them throw out a lot of numbers, but i never heard an evolutionist take it that far.

Simply stated, evolution (yes im blending the big bang to) says that there was nothing, absolutely nothing, forever, without a beginning and it was always like this for not just billions of years, not just hundreds of trillions of years, but for infinity. And then all of a sudden there was a dense speck of gas ( called the Planck epoch) that exploded in to the universe and out popped everything we know today.... Really? what caused it to explode? Where did this entire universe speck come from? If it was always there, then where did it come from?

Lets take another theory, maybe the universe is constantly expanding, then collapsing on its self over and over for all of eternity (still doesn't explain where it came from). Well that would be impossible for one, it violates the laws of physics and the sustainability of energy over all of eternity is impossible.

What about space? currently the universe is observed at 8.8x10^26 meters. or 93 billion light years. So lets say you have a ship that could travel at 93 billion light years...per hour, and you get the the edge of the universe. Then what? is it a wall like the movie "the truman show"? are there more stars? lets say there are more stars, so we keep traveling and traveling until there are no more, then what? Is there no end and just darkness? Does this darkness go on forever? Really think about this concept, Is this possible for something to go on forever? If something is infinity wide, then where is the middle? There cant be a middle in infinity. What are we? Just some meaningless endless blackness that doesn't matter or have a purpose? 

So science explain to me this; How did matter start? How did this huge endless area we call the universe get here. If it really was endless for eternity, then how did the matter (which came from no where) which is spread out over an infinite universe some how converge together in the middle?