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dleviwing · **Possible – YES; Probable - NO -** 03-09-2006, 12:57 PM

Fredrick;
Anyone who attempts to find an analogy of the Big Bang and the state of existence prior to it, usually will conclude one of two philosophical paradigms; scientific or theological. Combining these concepts to one idea results in a paradigm of a consciousness of the universe itself.

Your idea seems to suggest an elasticity between the nothingness and the physical manifestation of existence that can be referred to as pressure.
Is the "Empty Nest" possible? – I would have to say of course it is if you can show fundamental laws of physics that provide functionality to this process. Personally I believe that the laws of nature that existed before the Big Bang are the real laws of physics and aRE today the same as they were then.

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dleviwing The Observer Status: Offline Posts: 1,899 Thanks Given: 38 Thanked 235x in 185 Posts Join Date: Jan 2005 Rep Power: 37	Possible – YES; Probable - NO - 03-09-2006, 12:57 PM Fredrick; Anyone who attempts to find an analogy of the Big Bang and the state of existence prior to it, usually will conclude one of two philosophical paradigms; scientific or theological. Combining these concepts to one idea results in a paradigm of a consciousness of the universe itself. Your idea seems to suggest an elasticity between the nothingness and the physical manifestation of existence that can be referred to as pressure. Is the "Empty Nest" possible? – I would have to say of course it is if you can show fundamental laws of physics that provide functionality to this process. Personally I believe that the laws of nature that existed before the Big Bang are the real laws of physics and aRE today the same as they were then. David