How Did Everything Start From Nothing?

What does nothing really mean? How did everything start from nothing? This is a topic that goes beyond scientific inquiry, touching on what it means to exist, what nothingness is, and how the universe could emerge from it. Join us on this journey as we delve into the most mysterious thing we know and don't know, nothing.
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[@souldriven1688]

I admit is was me . I’m always sitting around “doing nothing”.

[@worfoz]

...now look what you've done... 😟

[@dustmaker1000]

The problem with doing nothing is that you never know when you are done!

[@no1hotterk936]

😂😂😂😂😂 Lmao at 1 am after reading this😂😂😂😂

[@waterthugs]

And they said u would never amount to anything. Please accept my thanks for doing nothing

[@professorricci938]

​@@waterthugsbut the universe inspite coming from nothing amounts to something

[@sivasankari6953]

This is the question I was asking myself from my childhood which often turns my mind into emptiness

[@marmadukewinterbotham2599]

I remember in my childhood thinking "What if nothing existed? Not even nothingness?" I remember pondering on this until I frightened myself.

[@Tinseltopia]

​@marmadukewinterbotham2599 Not even being a child, even now. Why is there anything at all? My mind just errors. I'm a nihilist, so all I have is science to explain my existence and it can't

[@CristeaRazvanVlog]

@@marmadukewinterbotham2599 That was the deepest question I used to ask myself as a child. Just like you mentioned, I would meditate on it until small panic attacks were triggered in my mind, and a profound sadness would engulf me. And the only consolation was, “Hey, at least something exists after all”.

[@marmadukewinterbotham2599]

@@CristeaRazvanVlog That feeling. Could it be that there is something buried deep in our psyche by millions of years of evolution that whispers: "Don't go there. Really."

[@TheRaziel07]

@@Tinseltopia science is limited because god decided so

[@lazziebardakos2956]

It's ok to say... we simply don't know.

[@RSA671]

Awesome answer. I believe God's work cannot be explained.

[@RadagastBrown420]

​@@RSA671And I believe Zeus and Athena work in mysterious ways. 😂

[@PAULLONDEN]

Which doesn't imply we should refrain from trying to know. Shame is though , this "trying to know" brought death and destruction.

[@astarryeyedgirl]

​@@RSA671 That's cuz gods are imaginary. Imaginary things can never be explained because there's no tether to reality with them. No physical measuring, no senses contacting. But real stuff can be figured out. We don't know a lot of cosmic facts *now*. But we will know *one day* if we keep searching. Because the cosmos is real - unlike gods. And unicorns. And magical wizards attending prep schools lodged in a magical neverwhere. And Spider-Man. (Every single time we've ever figured out a mystery, like where the sun goes at night, it's always turned out to be a perfectly natural phenomenon. Isn't that wild? It's never turned out to be Apollo on his chariot or a wizard casting a spell or whatever. Stuff humans blamed on demons for eons turned out to be diseases and mental illnesses that can be treated - like leprosy and schizophrenia, both of which Jesus blames on demons in the NT. If "God's work" were real, we would be able to engage with and study it exactly as we do black holes and cancer. But it isn't, and so we can't.)

[@user-hy9nh4yk3p]

@@PAULLONDEN The deeper or higher the thought - the deeper the need for even subtler knowledge - for the mind - towards infinity. Knowledge without a sense of the Divine - as Goal or Base - becomes mere foolishness (Raja yoga meditation). We should try to share in the revelation - we have the tools and now the courage and love - raises itself in flame. Fare thee well

[@richardskelding4528]

Humans cannot comprehend this question. This right here, is the limit of our knowledge. No matter what your thoughts/beliefs are on this topic, you simply do not know. The more you think about it, the closer you come to insanity. It's like asking a computer to think outside of its code, it would simply break the machine. Imagine you're in a video game and you run towards the edge of the map. It's a point that you cannot go beyond, because beyond that point, nothing exists.

[@beehappy7797]

"Nothing" means no physical mass. Consciousness has no mass and is often referred to as nothing. Through meditation it is possible to get answers to everything worth knowing. You experience that you are consciousness. You know the truth.

[@OriLariTFT]

Try to think way for a moment: Consciousness is death

[@OriLariTFT]

Consciousness is experience between two things. If you remove subject/object, you don't have consciousness. Well, brain collection, but it will fade away. So without duality there's no self experience

[@KatelynIngle]

Closer to insanity or genius - imagination and expressive creativity we neeeed it! ❤I’m currently writing my first book (series) “Where The Hummingbirds Fall.” I’ve worked hard on the metaphors it’s a slow burn sci fi novel with some connect the dots cliff hangers it brings science and “God” into overlap ment… gravity almost halts the sun half rises and I could lather- gonna come back here when our release date book one such an incredible cliff hanger and delightful unusual group in a small town Alabama rural area .. have no choice but to band together - coincidentally; nope- tying back to the old friendly man at the feed and seed - he held some very important information to the spreading situation - overlooked too kind too naive and; yet he had the info needed sought for so simply yet so strange.. so much character detail and story … really proud of my first book and beginning of series! ❤ next stop: Amazon Netflix Hulu HBO MAX etc lol at least a couple for sure. I hope you all claim your passion and profit very well and love and be loved and appreciated! I love all of ussssss! 🎉❤

[@jedisenpei855]

@@beehappy7797 No, nothing, means nothing, but consiousness is something.... Right? Think about it. You know it is there. It is not nothing. Empty space is also something. It is "Empty space". Nothing can't exist. There will allways be something. That is why we are here.

[@Deepakyadav-vp8xx]

Nothing creates nothing if someone is creating nothing it means that there is something.

[@OldMusicGuy99]

[...if someone is creating nothing it means that there is something] Assuming that is correct, it in no way implies or proves the existence of a god, and certainly does not support Christianity in particular.

[@Deepakyadav-vp8xx]

@@OldMusicGuy99 if you believe in God question arises who create God. God means something advanced according evolution such a big structure created God created first and small created after God it doesn't satisfy evolution.

[@Allah_Always_First]

@@OldMusicGuy99who does it support, what religion?

[@augustycizauzo6372]

@@Allah_Always_First If God hates homosexuality, why did he make Muhammad gay?

[@zahedhussain2993]

​@@augustycizauzo6372 I am amazed to think that how has God given you the mind of a dog when you are born as human! Don't bark without knowledge.

[@paulsmith1981]

The simplest answer is usually the correct one. There has always been something. Einstein called it space time. It has always existed. We know matter is just a state of energy and particles can appear and disappear without leaving a trace. Space wasn't empty to begin with. The concept of Infinity is the bit people can't accept.

[@smokeylyssy]

Because it’s terrifying, even if there is an afterlife, wouldn’t there have to be an after AFTER life, and so on? Anything we believe in, fact, or fiction, is just something we use to put a period at the end of a sentence, we’re probably forever going to learn more and more, just to have more questions to ask

[@caroleannekerr708]

The concept that has always intrigued me is there something & not empty space (or nothing) ?!

[@MK-tg6oi]

​@caroleannekerr708 even if nothing exists just blackness it is still something it's mind blowing

[@Reyna_Aleese]

But the fact that life was created from all this is hard to grasp.

[@chrisgardner4222]

@@Reyna_Aleese Life, as biologists define it, began 3.7 billion years ago, beginning with complex amino acids and eventually becoming single celled bacteria. Our present knowledge, in virtually all branches of applied science, has revealed that Darwinian Evolution is 98% accurate. Molecular genetics continues to support that theory with very detailed factual evidence. We certainly weren't "created" in some magical place, no matter what people desperately want (or need) to believe.

[@goozebump]

There can never be “nothing” because the potential of “something” always exist which means “nothing” cannot. The energy of our universe came from this potential energy.

[@jameswarrington9402]

Energy is something. Where did the potential energy come from what potential does it have what is it, when was it and the method that created it factually discovered and how did it come from potentially being energy into energy capable of creating everything that exists. Or is it potentially an unsupported theoretical supposition from inside someone’s imagination.?

[@azalmitzrahi]

A classic begging the question argument.

[@_PatrickO]

@@jameswarrington9402 Why does something need to be created? Even the religious wackos that claim the universe was created, will claim their god always existed, admitting that even when it comes to their fairy tails, they can't even try to pretend creation is necessary. Odds are big bang events are simply not unique. There is no reason for them to be. It will always be impossible to know. It will also be impossible to require some ultimate creation for our existence to exist. Like it or not, the basics of existence simply exist. Starts and ends are concepts made up by humans due to our own limits in what we can comprehend or observe. Humanizing existence makes zero sense.

[@JW-hf9ev]

We’re see a spectrum from our perception of the very small to the limited scope of JWST and the theoretical limitations of the vastness of the cosmology we know so far. The problem is we’re trapped in 3D. We need to take what know and really start expanding on it collectively as a ‘single race of humans’ because we are the only humans we know about so far. And we really don’t know much. This means trying to live outside your world as you know it.

[@123ghds]

To say the existence of a potentiality entails actualization by necessity is a clumsy non sequitur

[@heavnbound]

How am I existing right now? You. Me. Us. How are we floating about in outer space? How can we exist? How did all of this come from nothing? Where was the start? How can a start even exist? It's truly out of the realm of imagination. If it all came from energy, how can the first energy arise from nothing? If Our Creator (assuming we have one) came to us with an explanation, I wonder if we'd have the intelligence to understand such a question. The only way to attempt to grasp this, is to first admit that time and nothing does not exist. We simply can't think "outside" the code of reality we were created inside. Our perspective is limited. I wonder if this will one day change? If it's possible to ever expand consciousness to solve the mystery of our genesis.

[@albertreyes5298]

It seems that you are not enlightened. Your mind is so mixed up. Read the Bible, it will help you to be a clear headed individual and will teach you true wisdom coming from heaven. Proverbs 2:6 - For the LORD gives wisdom out of His mouth comes knowledge and understanding. Psalm 147:5 - Great is our LORD, and of great power: His understanding is infinite.

[@heavnbound]

@@albertreyes5298 I believe in the Bible. You have not provided an answer to my inquiries. Maybe you are not enlightened yourself.

[@noreenlloyd6980]

I wish we could know

[@gaypigeon5365]

This is a really good question, because we also think around how we perceive things, like describing particles in flavors, spins or waves. It's just how we perceive the observations and give them a human element to attempt to comprehend them and explain it.

[@albertreyes5298]

@@heavnbound The answer to your questions are beyond the comprehension of human thoughts. Our five senses are short and limited to answer your questions. So God said, "Do not think of yourself more highly than you ought, but rather think of yourself with 'sober judgment' in accordance with the faith God has distributed to each of you." - Romans 12:3. God is disciplining our minds.

[@kurtreber9813]

My mind is blown. WHY DOES ANYTHING EXIST... including nothingness? They are both perplexing. Does nothingness exist as empty space? Isnt space itself SOMETHING? SO is nothingness a solid? Nothing makes sense anymore.

[@user-lh5iw8zj6l]

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[@BlastHardcheeseable]

There is something that always exists. Even supposed empty space is filled with virtual particles popping in and out of existence. It's like nothingness is trying to become something all the time, and true empty nothingness cannot be a state of existence. When I ask the big question "Why does anything exist at all?", I try to console myself with the answer: "Because it has to. Because nothing is impossible."

[@user-hy9nh4yk3p]

Ice pack - on the bean - or a nice warm dark coffee - is quite helpful Fare thee well.

[@Branden-vl9sl]

​@@BlastHardcheeseableso existence is in essence eternity we are in.

[@alanboody7004]

@@BlastHardcheeseable Yup. The only thing we can truly know is that there's something rather than nothing, and therefore something has to exist for some reason.

[@maxpercer7119]

the comment threads on these types of science or philosophical videos tend to be more useful than the videos themselves

[@Miguel-dq1ff]

But videos make think about these matters

[@avakinlifeuser6888]

@@Miguel-dq1ffIts mostly Jews and Muslims

[@NuLiForm]

i know!....it's Wonderful, isn't it?

[@piperjustin1]

Been listening to these videos to get to sleep. Great narration. Cool subjects. Thanks Spacedust!

[@SpacedustDOC]

Thanks for watching!

[@SamWilkinsonn]

Sounds like an insult at first lol (i.e. you find it so boring it sends you to sleep). But I agree, great video. A shame you're missing out on the quality visuals of it but the narration is amazing also so you're still winning in my book.

[@NormalGuyBrandon]

​@@SamWilkinsonnI have to watch it first and then I can sleep to it lol.

[@yaksak2706]

OMG, I thought I was the only one who nerds-out and goes to sleep with this stuff! My self esteem is not broken any more.😄

[@wouldhaves]

@@yaksak2706 me too. I fall asleep questioning reality every night. Lol.

[@zizimugen4470]

Trick question. Everything didn’t come from nothing. It came from a different state of everything.

[@charlesbaldo]

Where did the different state of everything come from ?

[@dickjones4912]

​@@charlesbaldo From nothing. 😆

[@charlesbaldo]

@@dickjones4912 good answer but KZbin doesn't like you and deleted it

[@dickjones4912]

​@charlesbaldo Yeah for some reason it's not in the top comments sorting, but it shows in new comments 🤷‍♂️

[@Kidtaf]

Are you creating nothing, or is nothing creating you?

[@user-xk9qu5vt3q]

It may not last long, but I am really glad that I have the chance to exist at all! 🤔

[@thetelescopeguy0]

I’m not. shit’s boring asf.

[@beehappy7797]

Allways have and allways will. Timeless consciousness is what you are.

[@richarddiasribeiro429]

​@@beehappy7797 any proofs?

[@AntivirusizeCorlson]

Nothing is better, no pain, no suffering, no being tired, no work, no none of these sh*t

[@thetelescopeguy0]

@@AntivirusizeCorlson on sum real shit 😔🙏

[@coffeetalk924]

Idk, I think it's fascinating that there are only two known examples of singularities, the big bang and blackholes. Could they be related? Could the Big Bang actually be a super massive blackhole in reverse. Perhaps the whole universe is inside a blackhole, and blackholes are nurseries for universes.

[@iamthebestpigeonyes3534]

yes hyptothetcslly the idea would be everything that goes into a black hole goes to one point in space and time this may also happen to gravity causing dark energy or anti gravity which is the force possibly currently pushing the expansion of the universe

[@isthiswhatyouwanted9175]

“we us all” ?

[@vonborgah]

We dont know. But based on data, no they are not.

[@coffeetalk924]

​@vonborgah what "data"?

[@coffeetalk924]

​@@vonborgah?

[@antonbende8210]

The problem is that we humans learned to think in time. When I was stoned 50 years ago, I told my friends and friends, that we are only energy. We are only a fantasy and illusion of ourselves.

[@chozusmakavelli]

when i was stoned 25yrs ago i crashed my car. if i was just energy, then i wouldn't have hurt my knee, it's a good thing my Honda preludes chassis was made from reinforced steel and remained intact even though i went into the back of a rover 200 at 60mph (at point of impact, was doing about 85 before the knob pulled out in front of me). it was a 1 day bolt on repair. anyway, matter is made from energy in a different state, we are in the matter state, not energy state. if we are just energy, is it ok to use humans as fuel for a tandoori chicken??

[@antonbende8210]

@@chozusmakavelli That's why. Its proves my statemet we are only energy.

[@monsterhunt8624]

Welcome to what Hindu sages discovered .. just read Hindu philosophy. It is all there

[@NuLiForm]

why do people say such things then leave it hanging in mid air incomplete?.........if you are just a fantasy, an illusion of yourself...what is hallucinating you?😎

[@azzy_k3060]

If that were true, you would act that way. But I’ll bet you live everyday as though your body and life are tangible and grounded in reality

[@gregoryabbot420]

The universe has always existed. It's not within anything else. Because there is nothing else. It is existence itself. It's everything. It stretches to infinity. With no end. No beginning. It's the beginning, the end and everything in between. And it will always exist. It's just as simple as that. You can question the unquestionable all you want but you'll never arrive at a satisfactory conclusion.

[@jimcarwest]

The only self-existing entity is the Creator.

[@azzy_k3060]

Try and think of or point out any physical thing with an infinite value. It’s like having a hotel with infinite rooms, it’s non viable and why the consensus for scientists is against it

[@mikezan232]

@@azzy_k3060yeah but somebody would have to have built all those hotel rooms ….

[@Ryebread-m7e]

​@@mikezan232called human beings that the universe created

[@jedisenpei855]

@@mikezan232 Not if they have been there forever. Then no creator is needed.

[@top5iverz282]

I once heard the expression/question " If god doesn't exist then what created the universe & if god does exist then what created it"? Always thought that was deep!

[@mealticket4032]

True ‘nothing’ is implausible, because once contemplated becomes ‘something’

[@thebluewoods]

My thoughts exactly!

[@supreme11505]

1 nothing is still 0 anything. Nothing is "not anything" which is not, nor will it ever be something.

[@AndyFurze]

I think in the infinite everything is possible and one of those is something rather than nothing and once there is something nothing is impossible

[@thebluewoods]

@@AndyFurze Great point, thank you for sharing!

[@mealticket4032]

@@supreme11505 true in regards to general computations, but not with spacial awareness

[@jokerhaha5123]

The fascinating thing about this question is that whatever answer you have ends up being paradoxical. Either an entity without a beginning , or an ongoing evolutionary process without a beginning, it just doesn’t really make sense from our perspective.

[@dickjones4912]

It's sort of like wondering if the size of the universe is infinite or finite. Either possibility ends up with insane implications. Existence is truly bizarre.

[@Nnamdi-wi2nu]

In deed without a beginning sounds more rational than from nothing, because only nothing can come out from nothing. The most viable instrument used to unravel the paradox of the universe is human consciousness, hence reasoning. Lets try and understand this tool first because it's much more closer to home. We may be surprised the riddle have been under our nose all this while.

[@rwarren58]

Can you imagine the race of beings that CAN figure out what happened?

[@Nnamdi-wi2nu]

@@rwarren58 of course it's possible to figure it out. Our spices have the capabilities to do that, though we need to develop into that capabilities. We're not currently there at this moment yet we've made remarkable progress. One can still imagine there are other civilization out there in the cosmos who can fixe this enigma. I also feel we can do better if we start looking inward at the functioning of our consciousness. From my point of view they seem to be similarities, of course I can prove it.

[@vonborgah]

Our perspective is really limited. We cant even see or hear half of the things

[@peterrooke5336]

The answer is quite simple really, there has ALWAYS been something there was never nothing

[@Nathaniel-bs7ou]

Maybe it is that simple and "something" was always around

[@ThemisTheotokatos]

How come Andromeda is coming towards us and will eventually collide when the universe is expanding and all galaxies are moving away from us?

[@dominiqueubersfeld2282]

The sentence "who created nothing" contains the verb "create" that belongs to religion, not to science. So when you ask "who created nothing?" you already assume the existence of God. This is a good example of circular reasoning.

[@jmlfa]

Create belongs to religion? Since when?

[@ahwell9984]

The title asks us to assume there was a "who" and that "nothing" was then created. But if those are true, nothing COULDN'T have been created: the who and that sequence already existed.

[@tarlcabbot6880]

Something had to exist because something cannot be created from nothing. Not one thing can be created from nothing. Hell, noy even empty space. There's a thought. Try to think of nothing, no space, no matter, no time. The mind boggling question had to be how did something come into being, and there had to have been something because nothing cannot exist. My head hurts.

[@davidbrown4271]

God started it with a bang ❗️

[@OriLariTFT]

God must have some idea to create BANG, and from where, god came up with the idea loooool ​@davidbrown4271

[@davidbrown4271]

@@OriLariTFT lol Notta clue

[@sascha...]

Nothing seems to be impossible .

[@chrisgardner4222]

Actually, that's one of the most significant revelations of quantum mechanics. Given enough time, everything is possible. In addition, experiments have revealed that every moment of time in the world (as we perceive it) is infinitely connected ("entanglement") and a function of mathematical probability.

[@sascha...]

@chrisgardner4222 that is so interesting. I wish I could understand all of this topic.

[@j.sun-the-rapper5489]

As humans we require everything to have a catalyst. But perhaps it has always been which makes no sense to us. But then have a look at the pale blue dot from Voyager 1 and imagine how small and insignificant we are in perspective and then it may be easier to accept that it’s ok that not all things will make sense to us. It’s overwhelming.

[@Reach41]

It’s our experiences of life that cause us to demand that everything have a beginning, a time before it existed, with the means by which it was created being discoverable. But in fact, there is nothing to say that it hasn’t always existed, our inability to comprehend it notwithstanding.

[@j.sun-the-rapper5489]

I just wrote something similar 👍.

[@bjsmith5444]

Science says "give us one free miracle and we'll do the rest."

[@Crownliving]

Power is something, it’s just something you can’t see. It behaves a particular way

[@gamgarc5640]

How can NOTHING be the beginning of EVERYTHING! Is that Scientific!?

[@Pay_attention_Benny]

my youtube channel grew from nothing, and still is has no life lol

[@purwitamusaffa1031]

It is more precise as a philosophical question.

[@Robert-ps8fj]

Nothing will remain nothing because human knowledge is not infinite it has limit....

[@carolecarolas]

Every time the narrator says "Hot Dense State" I think of the Big Bang theme song.

[@jimcarwest]

No matter how small or great the stuff of the universe is, it must always and ever be said to be something! If it exists, it can never be described as nothing. All that this post describes has it’s beginning in something. The question that underlies this whole posts ignores the boundary between what is the moment between nothing and something, the existence of the Creator and the created.

[@suecondon1685]

I'm obsessed with this question, what could have caused it all?? I don't believe in nothing. Another great video and I really like this narrator. To add, surely a hot dense state must have been caused by something, not nothing!

[@gyunduan]

Well there is more mind blowing question. What is nothing? Was there "nothing" or did something or someone create "nothing" ? What is nothing? 😂

[@gjcarrow]

It makes me kind of sad. Thinking we won't ever really know. It's time. Our perception of time is so limiting. Billions of years. What if a billion years felt like a second feels to us? There could be a god. It's space and time that is so limiting to us.

[@jessicaheger1880]

Might be a black hole from a previous universe. Singularity of infinite density and planck temperature sounds like both big bang and black hole. Imagine it's rather like a fractal: black holes all the way down...

[@suecondon1685]

@@jessicaheger1880 I feel that too.

[@0x8086]

why not nothing? the total energy of universe is good evidence to be 0 (positive radiation, negative gravitation) - and it makes sense so we are in a flat space on global scale, otherwise our space time would be curved either convex or concave .. the real question is where the all antimetter gone

[@radientwarlock3976]

I believe that there are things in the universe that are far beyond our comprehension and understanding.

[@wouldhaves]

- if nothing existed, there would be no logic or laws of physics - if there are no laws of physics or logic, there is nothing to prevent things from popping into existence without a cause - since there would be no time, you don't have to wait for this to happen. It could just.. happen

[@quasarqatar5129]

You know what, damn this make sense

[@wouldhaves]

@@quasarqatar5129 I've spent a long time thinking about this topic, and this is the only conclusion that my fragile human brain can comprehend. Sadly, I haven't really found any philosophers who talk specifically about "something from nothing" in this manner.

[@raleighroman]

Outstanding answer

[@kakhaval]

I don't blame you but the big bang hypothesis.

[@Ragnar-Lothbrok967]

I would add to this that I don't think we can say "Nothingness" ever had a chance to exist, as existing requires the passage of time. "Nothingness" thus never was, not even for a microsecond. Since time is interwoven with space, spacetime was a brute requirement. But even if nothingness is impossible because time and space MUST exist, one could imagine a universe that exists with nothing special going on it at all (ie. no life). That's the real mystery to me. Why a universe like ours came to be, instead of something completely uninteresting and void of life.

[@philliplapkovitch311]

I know I can never be answered. But for as long as I can remember I've always wanted to know how it started where did the first particle come from

[@theprinceof2004]

Allah

[@Ryebread-m7e]

Allah doesn't exist there is no such thing !​@@theprinceof2004

[@D1E9086]

I made it. In my garage.

[@7uplife67]

Maybe it's time to accept that perhaps we will never know how it all started but we definitely know how it will end for us...

[@user-mg5oe2zj6y]

Yes, we will all die someday.

[@wowplayer7986]

Nothing was everything until there was something. Let that sink in.

[@chrisgardner4222]

Too deep for me. Read a few books on quantum physics and get back to us.

[@attila7092]

If it all begins with particles....then who/what created the particles

[@theprinceof2004]

Allah

[@chrisgardner4222]

If you want to go down that line of thought, then who created the entity that supposedly created the particles? That's the basic fallacy of all faith based religious arguments. Given enough time, quantum mechanics (physics) may likely answer the question of "creation", which may reveal that there never was a need for a "supernatural" explanation for our existence.

[@peteworthy8322]

@@theprinceof2004 An ignorant peasant did it all. Yeah ... of course! 🤑

[@tarlcabbot6880]

Question: How much time had passed before you were born? This question drove a physicist insane. True story. Don't get to thinking about it. It almost drove me mad.

[@jimcarwest]

Maybe you have been resisting the only rational explanation - the eternal Creator

[@patrickjensen5602]

Who created bed bugs ? ​@@jimcarwest

[@superwhuffo1]

Gravity does not come from the attraction of masses but from mass warping space. Instead of being pulled down, we are actually being pushed down.

[@umakantsharma8234]

There seems some sensibility in your observation...

[@melmartinez3180]

Something created nothing. Decay and laws of thermodynamics Something turns into nothing, but nothing could really mean transformation into something else...and when see something coming from nothing is actually something transforming into something else... So something created nothing. What we say is nothing could be something and the error that hinders us from our wording in our discoveries and Rediscoveries is when we try to identify anything and how it works to answer our whys and how's and whens.

[@GEricG]

Everyone thinks that they have the answer - no-one knows. The great thing about science is that its an always evolving mystery. We may one day discover or maybe we'll never know but if you respect science then you're open minded.

[@stuartmisfeldt3068]

If before there was something there was nothing. Who created nothing? Then who created the creator?

[@2pacaveli257]

Exactly, it's endless

[@gary36104]

Well if the hen came before the egg how did the first hen get here

[@sourovdebratul3075]

Its a conscious universe. You are a part of universe itself

[@kiwibacon99]

No creator. Bubble burst!!!

[@seansmith445]

The bible says God always existed. I am the alpha and omega.

[@nychillboy8724]

With infinite Bigness MUST come infinite smallness! Now focus within your existence.....

[@distrologic2925]

By definition, everything can not start. Think about how should time start? There is no time to go from "no time" to "time". There can not be nothing and there has never been absolute permanence. The universe is eternal and has always existed and changed. There can be no cause for the universe as any possible cause is part of the universe. The universe is unconditional.

[@axle.student]

Me, personally. I think it could be possible for time to spontaneously start nowhere and from the absence of anything as there seams to be a natural tendency for time to progress, but then light speed and singularity also offer an impression of some ability for time to stop and lay dormant. In either scenario we appear arrive at a proposition of either infinite universes from nothing, or infinite universes within infinite universes. For me some infinities appear more plausible than others though.

[@user-hy9nh4yk3p]

From the state of rest (no time) - an order to movement - and the duration - from rest to the Stir - is first moment of time. More movement - more time expressed. From Raja yoga meditation. Fare thee well.

[@ghsbadgerfgb8953]

That's simply not possible because if the universe existed an infinite number of days before ours, we wouldn't have been here today. Everything would have came to an end

[@user-hy9nh4yk3p]

@@ghsbadgerfgb8953 I did write something at about 13:00 today - maybe it comes to you later. You may be the first Heraclitus follower - I have communicated with. My Master (yoga meditation) - also saw change as the law of the universe and said that his main work - is 'Change' --- application of spirituality and love. Fare thee well - in life's journey

[@ball-tu7ux]

Only nothing comes from nothing. Don't know doesn't mean nothing.

[@GSXK4]

We are right now inside the black hole of another Universe.

[@ossiedunstan4419]

And you should be kept at least 5 AU away from children upto age 18.

[@RhythmJunkie]

Contained within the infinite consciousness of GOD are multitudes of world upon worlds of which our entire universe is but a grain of sand✨♾️😉

[@user-Zachary123]

@@ossiedunstan4419 What are you talking about?

[@chrisgardner4222]

@@user-Zachary123 An AU is an "Astronomical Unit" and we all know what young children are like. 🤣

[@tonyterpine5690]

😂😂😂😂

[@morinakim5713]

So well the summary is that we don’t know yet..

[@actionmanny7987]

Darkness was the nothing. And from nothing, darkness became space. Space forms cold making the darkness tightly squeeze which make it dense and hot. And thats where cold and hot collides resulting into a lightning. Thats where all begun..From sound, fire, energy, smoke, colors etc. Each combinations had form some new elements like matters, gasses etc.. Then our Heavenly bodies is born and that is our creator.

[@jerrylance4932]

Where did darkness come from?

[@chrisgardner4222]

The Book of Genesis. 🤣 Pick up a book on Quantum Mechanics and open your mind.

[@LimitlessDomain]

There is no such thing as "Nothing" because Nothingness doesn't Exist. If you try to think about you it, you tread lightly into insanity because you're literary thinking about a thing that cannot be.

[@072570ppft]

Isaac Newton “This most beautiful system of the sun, planets and comets, could only proceed from the counsel and dominion of an intelligent and powerful Being. ” Principia Mathematica July 05, 1687

[@degaussingatmosphericcharg575]

He stated an opinion , nothing more. It cannot be backed up with facts.

[@samfisher2306]

I have always found him to be frighteningly intelligent. I think he was beyond any scientist that that ever lived. His Christian faith was solid too.

[@douglasmccannpiano]

When there was nothing impossible. Nothing needs something to exist

[@ricf9592]

How does something come from nothing? It's an impossible concept. It's like imagining a colour that resembles no other colour or a sound that resembles no other sound.

[@Sunnanandi]

You must be a Khruangbin fan...

[@RhythmJunkie]

Even God is in awe of its own infinite mystery✨♾️😉

[@eduardogardin879]

I think a universe always existing is just as incredible as nothing. I have come to the conclusion that trying to understand this is a waste of time. studying the universe is great, but this particular question can only lead to insanity

[@garyk1334]

The answer appears to be in the quantum world

[@chrisgardner4222]

@@garyk1334 YES !!!. You're the first person to say that. More people should read about the amazing things happening in the quantum world. The experiments will defy everything you presently believe about the visible world.

[@eviltron352]

If everything comes from nothing then question is what is the source of nothing

[@BlackDevilSTi]

Those white dots are killing my TV🙉

[@user-ho4nw5sf3w]

The smartest among us are nothing more than children when it comes to totally comprehending Eternity no end ever, no beginning ever, no up down front or back, Eternity.

[@garyking9623]

The chance is we are completely wrong about everything so far . Universe probably way older than we can imagine or has always been.

[@wayneclose5299]

It doesn't matter what its all about .. Just enjoy the day

[@VenturiLife]

Make hay while the Sun shines

[@rlew4026]

😂😂

[@raymollyraymolly722]

Did you typed Lady Gaga and came here by mistake. 🤔

[@jrusovich]

Back in the 70's when I was in high school, we would get stoned and talk about the origins of the universe. The general consensus back then was that we were figments of our own imaginations and that all of us could very possibly be simply one imagining the rest. Then I went to college and got a job.

[@Eryrwen]

And stopped thinking. Nearly everyone does. What if the answer is of the greatest importance to you (and all of us)?

[@withlove5698]

I think there is no start or finish hard to imagine

[@MDBowron]

Personally I think "nothing" is what I call "neutral vacuum energy" or "empty space" from which we get "positive light energy" or "electromagnetism" which creates any "charged" matter and antimatter including bosons, and "negative dark energy" which creates "dark' energy and matter with the expansive force also compressive gravity.

[@skyworth8165]

Nothing starts from nothing. There was no start and there is no end.

[@RhythmJunkie]

Bingo!✨♾️😉

[@mamavswild]

It’s like you didn’t even watch the video! Or at least, did not UNDERSTAND it!

[@colecarrabello3504]

@@mamavswild What goes up must come down..... but then it BOUNCES back up... BIG BANG!!! BUT I STILL DONT GET WHY WE ARE HERE NEITHER DO ANY OF YOU!

[@ulftnightwolf]

the CMB, expansion, fission, fusion, radiation all tell this story. entropy.

[@JDO424]

Or at least our brains can’t comprehend that

[@user-mk1ny9kw7r]

Gravity is a function of the electromagnetic force. Ferro based mass attraction. See maxwell equations.

[@0x8086]

.. if photon is redshifted due to space expantion then it looses energy, so if traveled far enough its energy become 0, e.g. gone, vanished, e.g. from far enough distance our universe doesn't exsist

[@worfoz]

From our perspective the universe exists, and nothing does not exist here. To be or not to be, that is the question. Try not to be: it's harder than you think!

[@Sheblah1]

Reminds me of the concept of the astronaut as he approaches the event horizon: gravitationally red-shifted into invisibility - and beyond!!!

[@VenturiLife]

Enters a different quantum state. Different dimension if you will, and pops out of our existence

[@mattjones8892]

The uncaused cause the creator of life.the one who made your organs before organs even existed bringing all things from nothing which really is everything

[@VonDutchNL]

If there's a god, who created god?

[@Janamejayan5]

You are the god, now tell me the answer!

[@DeanFeeneyMusic]

God Sr.

[@jaychan6353]

@@Janamejayan5how can come you call yourself God? Were not even perfect that just prove that just mean we have creator😅

[@Janamejayan5]

@@jaychan6353 I made you a god, didn’t I?

[@hamzaamad3102]

There has to be a starting point. God is the beginning of everything. If God needs a creator, this cycle would never end like who created the creator of God and so on. So your question is baseless and senseless unless you are five years old. I apologize in that case.

[@donbaxley5530]

I know. Since it impossible to make something from nothing we are not really here.

[@augustinemadukwe9335]

The universe can never be understood without factoring the time of it's origin as infinite

[@zizimugen4470]

There is not a problem with that in science.

[@Nnamdi-wi2nu]

Have you ever think that the answer may be in your mind. The human imagination is infinite just as the cosmos prove to be infinite

[@johndale1560]

Nice formulation!

[@charlesbaldo]

@@Nnamdi-wi2nu I am now being suggested videos that believe we are in something's brain. Infinite has no boundaries

[@Nnamdi-wi2nu]

@@charlesbaldo we may be at a point, something or somebody's head. One thing we must accept going by scientific discoveries is that we don't exist the entire physical world do not exist. What actually exist don't have substance, "weird isn't it." We'll catch up with this mess one day just keep looking up and follow validity.

[@ivankos3305]

Nothing and nothingness are two different things....... Consciousness was always existing, 'it' never begun, it will never end...

[@user-qd9vd3lh2w]

Something can not be created from nothing.

[@chrisgardner4222]

There are things happening in the quantum world that you might want to delve into.

[@KhulaniMkhonzeni]

For me i believe it did not start from nothing, but it started from something that is not seen

[@davidchamberlain5425]

GOD knows only 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@user-fo1ow1jq3b]

Could you ask him to stop the grape of children? Thanks.

[@NormanDubowitz]

We will never know as we are limited by our scale of observation

[@kateford8649]

As long as people deny a creator God, no one can possibly understand this incredible, diverse and beautiful earth.

[@dxt6650]

How did a creator come from nothing?

[@kateford8649]

@@dxt6650 God is omnipotent (all-powerful), omniscient (alo-knowing) and omnipresent (present everywhere at all times). We will never be able to fully comprehend this.

[@OriLariTFT]

So God can create himself out of nothing, but existence can not? Absolute nonsense of religions 😑 the intelligence of people who believe in God is like amphibians.

[@kateford8649]

@@OriLariTFT Well, look at all the comments here. Where are the answers? Everyone wonders how we even exist. Intelligence has nothing to do with it.

[@OriLariTFT]

@kateford8649 Because there are no answers, God is not a conclusion. This is how all religions have survived until now, because if there are no answers, then God created them - they say. You can't prove anything against them. Therefore, arguing against them is a losing battle. I'm not going to argue either. You are free to believe whatever suits you. Also, to accept the idea of ​​creation, you will go in an endless circle. What created the one who created this, endlessly, without any reason. If God can be self-initiative and self-created, then why can't existence be self-created? But if god is existence, then it all makes sense. But then to separate god from existence and attribute god as qualities like love, compassion, etc, are useless.

[@phoenix78240]

The concept of nothing is incomprehensible

[@beehappy7797]

Meditation provides answers to all things worth knowing. Existence is not logical and can only be experienced through meditation. Consciousness is not physical and is therefore (nothing), but it exists. You are consciousness. Become still in thought and you will feel that you exist as timeless consciousness. All fear disappears forever. You don't need to think to know you exist. You know because you are consciousness.

[@kenpalmer3342]

Wait, you had it before you were born, and will have it after you're gone

[@audiomaker1]

When you live in a simulation, there is nothing until they hit the start button.

[@Fiilis1]

If so, where did those come who does this simulation?

[@audiomaker1]

@@Fiilis1 obviously a place where their reality doesn’t appear to have come from nothing like ours does.

[@coffeetablesex]

there is nothing... except the the entire universe the simulation is running in. 🙄

[@joppadoni]

@@audiomaker1 And where did there's come from is a great question. But it isn't.

[@audiomaker1]

@@joppadoni Pretty sure the point was “how do you get something from nothing”. It would be impossible to speculate what is known about the origins of other realities by their occupants. Maybe…just maybe they know….unlike us.

[@Rockinthehill]

No one started nothing. it's just that simple When I was in school my teacher said I was going to be an astronaut, She said I was just taking up space.

[@hestonpfheffer1299]

Who says it came from nothing anyway?

[@DataJuggler]

The title of this video has been my biggest question since the Universe, I mean me, began. Actually the way I phrased it is, 'Was there ever nothing?'

[@williamblack7400]

There isn’t such a thing as nothing

[@JannaR]

In the realm of thought, we can never find an answer to the question of existence. Whatever humans do is the movement of thought and it's a hamster wheel. The more the thinking, more momentum to the thoughts. But when this movement stops, there will be no 'you' to tell the truth, because 'you' is a thought too.

[@BorisNoiseChannel]

who typed that comment?

[@patrickjensen5602]

Me or You is never a thought. It's reality because when my stomach turns, I can feel it. When I get cut by a knife blood is going to flow and when fire burns me , I'll feel it and there'll be burns on my body to show me that, it's reality and not just a thought

[@JohnKSedor]

E=mc2, matter came from God.

[@dxt6650]

And god came from?

[@Laradomacoa]

@@dxt6650Gods always been there

[@peterrooke5336]

Pi r round not squared

[@dxt6650]

@@Laradomacoa that's your believe I believe that nature has always been there, ever changing from one form to another...

[@Laradomacoa]

@@dxt6650 ok thats your belief

[@cuch4699]

Now that there is something, can we ever return to a state of nothingness again?

[@maejeannerez]

In the beginning GOD created the Heavens and the Earth. Genesis 1:1

[@peterrooke5336]

That is a factual inexactitude

[@Tilten]

I create nothing every day at work. I’m good at nothing.

[@morinakim5713]

Lmaooooo this is so real

[@reydelostontos7131]

There has been no scientific finding that everything started from nothing.

[@justaguy4real]

8:15 Why is gravity called weak force when it's clearly so strong that it condenses lightweight gasses and ignites fusion within creating stars, and keeps super heavy dense black holes, neutron stars, pulsars, etc revolving around each other. It's more like a strong force, but slow. The Slow-Strong force is more like it.

[@robertbriquet]

Look at the size of the earth. It takes little force for us, small human beings to jump into the air.

[@inspirehealthandhope8612]

Order came forth from Chaos. Beyond the order of the universe lies the chaos of all possibilities

[@jokerhaha5123]

Very interesting idea

[@jimgraham6722]

Agree, very likely a Kuhn level 8 nothing.

[@dickjones4912]

But why is there this chaos of all possibilities, instead of nothing at all. Not even possibilities, or the concept of possibilities, or even the concept of a concept. True nothing.

[@vonborgah]

Chaos is order tho

[@user-hy9nh4yk3p]

Energy rested - but had to move forth - to actualise itself - or become dormant. Some mystics say - the creation is part of God - realising Himself. Humans realise themselves - by going back to that place of Divinity - and where space time and intention - become one. Only if one - is fearless enough and love has absolutely - suffused the heart - as to merge wholly - with the Beloved. (So the mystics teach by their existence). Fare thee well.

[@vironsiobal1307]

I've got nothing in my pocket,up to now I'm waiting the moment, my pocket to be full of gold coins.

[@ErwinUbachs]

Fun thing is, we will never actually know.

[@2pacaveli257]

Until we die according to Near Death Experience

[@chrisgardner4222]

@@2pacaveli257 Why is it that most people who claim to have had a near death experience always have a book to sell?

[@Jay-nj1rq]

Why not? Im certain our understanding in physics will have a breakthrough, just like it’s always done. The only real question is “when”

[@ErwinUbachs]

@@Jay-nj1rq we would need to go faster than the speed of light, which is not possible for a physical object.

[@azzy_k3060]

@@chrisgardner4222 because they’re the only stories you will have been exposed to

[@8xnnr]

The issue is that we think that something has to originate from nothing but this I think is a flaw because every observation we’ve ever seen things have came from previous states of something

[@OriLariTFT]

Nothing is fucking illusion, incomprehensible. Sound waves that exist everywhere could melt your brain, but your brain cuts it off. You hear only what you are supposed to hear. To say sound waves don't exist is ...

[@PanAfricanist1963]

There is a creator out there. Nothing can create itself from nothing. The earth itself is too perfect to have been born out of a coincidence.

[@peteworthy8322]

I agree totally. Nothing can be created from nothing. The Williams telescope is proving that the Universe has always existed, and that there are no visible boundaries. Difficult concepts for most human beings, but nevertheless the most likely explanation. No need to make up supernatural creation theories.

[@Paulus449]

arguments from ignorance and incredulity. Just because you don't understand how something works doesn't mean a god did it

[@PanAfricanist1963]

@@peteworthy8322 True

[@user-mg5oe2zj6y]

Amen to that

[@user-qr4pt3wm3c]

See, if opposites attract, I've actually got to be my opposite self sometimes. I make big decisions all the time.

[@crowe668]

We came from G O D. Nowhere close to nothing. Facts 💯

[@samfisher2306]

I agree.

[@Grandeur-n9q]

There are a million gods in this world which one is the real or ultimate god and your proof of his existence., not on the premise that a bread requires a baker.

[@infividsgaming]

Nothing can come out of nothing.

[@greatergood9942]

There has never been a time when there was nothing. There has always been energy .

[@kkap895]

Maybe

[@dickjones4912]

I don't think energy is without a beginning. I don't think it makes logical sense to have an infinite past of anything, otherwise it would require an infinite amount of time to reach the start of our universe. I do believe everything had a beginning, including time, and there is no before the beginning of time itself. Thus nothingness never was, existence is a brute requirement.

[@jimgraham6722]

Probably not. What we know about the universe is better understood if it emerged from an infinity of nothing, such as a Kuhn level 8 nothing. An infinity of nothing being infinite, is replete with possibilities. One of these is the emergence or creation of our universe. The creation event itself had to be very simple in nature so that it became not just a possibility, but also probable. The universe we experience today is as a consequence of decay from that creation event. Ultimately (in trillions of years) the universe we know and love will decay back to nothing, no particles, no fields, nothing at all. However, along the way it may go though a number of trillion year long 'events' as dark energy rips apart black holes.

[@jokerhaha5123]

The concept of absolute nothing is flawed, as even the act of imagining it imbues it with some form of existence or definition.

[@jimgraham6722]

@@jokerhaha5123 if level 8 creates problems for you, try level 9

[@SAF91769]

Who created the partials and who created them and so on.

[@MrGoodydoody]

We gave names to everything we perceived and comprehend unless there will be chaos without order. Our imagination is so minute. And the universe is a gigantual impossible to be comprehend by one brain. Knowledge is infinity. Universe is infinity with unending horizon.

[@fountbrooks2997]

The answer is God. You're welcome 😊

[@user-hy9nh4yk3p]

It is a good one - have a theory - based on experience - that if one only thinks - deeply enough - God reveals Himself - in final answer - to perhaps most questions. Fare thee well.

[@roberthannah7983]

God reveals himself - but different prophets, saviours and gurus saw different gods. So god needs to get himself a good communications consultant to put out a coherent message. @@user-hy9nh4yk3p

[@user-fo1ow1jq3b]

Ask him to stop graping young humans. Thanks.

[@PJRiter1]

Don't forget about Hugh Everett III