All Matter Eventually Decays

[Jimmy]

As I've just said in your other thread, you are welcome to your beliefs.

No abstract thought required. Absolute nothings occur all the time in vacuum bubbles.
And I've been through the infinity thing with you, I'm not going there again

How about publishing on arvix and see if you can get any pewe reviews?

I’m not talking about absolute nothings in vacuums. I’m talking about absolute nothing period.

 

[ChristineM]

I’m not talking about absolute nothings in vacuums. I’m talking about absolute nothing period.

Is this nothing with dimensions?
Can light travel through it?
Oh right it wouldn't be nothing then would it?

I said vacuum bubble, not vacuum, there is a huge difference.
One is quantum the other has dimension

 

[Jimmy]

Is this nothing with dimensions?
Can light travel through it?
Oh right it wouldn't be nothing then would it?

I said vacuum bubble, not vacuum, there is a huge difference.
One is quantum the other has dimension

Without dimension.

 

[Jimmy]

There is no evidence of that.

Scientists believe that the first protons in the universe were formed shortly after the Big Bang. If something is formed that suggests it will end.

 

[ChristineM]

Scientists believe that the first protons in the universe were formed shortly after the Big Bang. If something is formed that suggests it will end.

Around 380000 years after the bb

No it doesn't suggest it will end. All it suggests is that it was formed. The future is hidden .

 

[Jimmy]

Around 380000 years after the bb

No it doesn't suggest it will end. All it suggests is that it was formed. The future is hidden .

It most certainly does suggest that protons will end.

 

[ChristineM]

It most certainly does suggest that protons will end.

Nope, you are thinking human terms, not universe terms

 

[Jimmy]

Nope, you are thinking human terms, not universe terms

Things in nature are more alike than different

 

[Jimmy]

According to current understanding, electrons and protons formed within the first second after the Big Bang, with the process of quarks combining to form protons and neutrons occurring roughly between 10^-6 seconds and 1 second after the Big Bang, during a period known as the Hadron Epoch.

Seems to me that something that begins will end.

 

[ChristineM]

Things in nature are more alike than different

You are still thinking with a too narrow mind

 

[ChristineM]

Seems to me that something that begins will end.

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