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The Lost One
You are the one who is trying to associate the "before the singularity" with timelessness.That's a lot of words to tell me you can't answer the questions... I don't have the constraints or excuses you raise and use pure logic to understand that it is an impossibility for existence as we know it to arise from non-existence... That's my only point...not the validity or not of the contemporary theories being put forward about the the universe that we know exists...
You are making claims to something which we really don't know anything about. You are speculating, playing the what-if game, about the "before the singularity"...when no one really know what the singularity is, let "before" this singularity.What would this state be called before the singularity....for example could we refer to it timelessness?
How do you know that there were no time?
And you want me to play with some more what-if game:
Now reverse it again to fast forward....from this timeless state comes time and space and all that now exists. So what is the mechanism by which time and space could arises from timelessness-spacelessness?
And why did timelessness spacellessness give rise to time and space?
And then you try to make me answer how "timelessness" make "time". But what make you think there was ever "timelessness", "no time" or "outside of time" in the first place?
All the Big Bang cosmology really talk about the universe that's "observable" and making the point of Big Bang as time = 0 second, and moving time onward forward from that point on. The Big Bang model don't attempt to describe anything before the Big Bang, let alone before the singularity. And the model certainly doesn't say it was "timelessness".
I have already told you that "something" cannot come out of "nothing", because the nothingness deal is not likely to make something, let alone everything. And the BB model never said anything about there being nothing before the Big Bang.
Likewise I don't think there is a "timelessness" or "no time" before the Big Bang. Actually, timelessness don't make sense.
All BB scientists are really doing is placing a marker on the point of the Big Bang, as t = 0 second, for OUR known and observable universe, because (A) we cannot observe anything before the Big Bang, and (B) anything before the point of Big Bang is just speculation (for now), including your claim that it was "timelessness".
This marker of t = 0 s, is about 13.77 billion years ago, and what BB scientists are trying to do verifying that they could possibly can, AFTER THE BIG BANG, like the nucleosynthesis of the lightest elements, the first stars, etc.
So....
- After the Big Bang are some things that we can verify.
- Before the Big Bang are some things that we can only theoreticalise and speculate...at least for now.