Steven;
Like many others, you seem to be thinking with your pure human senses. Yes it is difficult for our minds to relate to the term "infinity" or "eternity". My view only states that it may be possible that existence has always been around in a form that implies substance within an infinite void. The view is to say that the place where the universe is today has always been there. The substance that the universe is comprised of, has always existed.
The main problem with your suggestion is that you have not reduced your terms to the absolute fundamentals. You seem to be accepting time, mass, energy and so on as it is hyped to sell books and not in the terms of absolute definitions.
Absolute Space (n) There was a time in mans ancient history that the vacuum of space provoked the image of some location or volume devoid of all physical entities. Throughout the past century, science has come to recognize the physical nature of this vacuum and evolved it to be denoted as an entity called spacetime by Relativity Theory. The original notion of an absolutely empty and devoid of all physical entities concept is however, still valid and we can call this "Absolute Space". To prevent further confusion however, let's just call it "the Void" or "a Void". Within this universe we do not seem to be able to produce a true void condition.
Time (n) a nonspatial continuum in which events occur in irreversible succession from the past through the present to the future.
Absolute Matter (n) The fundamental substance of which all physical entities acquire form and existence. Only the Void exists as a separate entity within the infinite cosmos.


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