[MJA]

Originally Posted by AntonioLao

In the beginning there was uniform motion. It was without shape or form and void permeated the baby universe before the big bang of perfect symmetry. Then the creative force of the cosmos let there be broken symmetry and thus began the explosion that resulted in the decoupling of its only cosmic trinity: mass, energy, and space-time continuity.

Hi AL,

Perhaps before the big bang mass or energy was uniform and symmetric,
and perhaps the universe still is uniform today.

If it is that you see the mass of the universe as united, uniform, symmetric or one before the big bang blew it apart: then I suggest that there inlies the flaw.

Perhaps if you percieved the universe today as still united or one, you might find it more uniform and symmetrical than you think, or have measured.

The universe is simply a matter of perception.
I see it not as you say "decoupled," but rather: beautifully symmetrical, united, uniform, equal, or one.

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MJA