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You need to come up for a valid reason for that belief. You made a claim that required evidence. You acted as if it were a fact.
If you understood it you could have explained it. You did not even understand why tired light failed so your claim about understanding it appears to be false.
No, it was a pointless question. If a person travels from New York to LA do we need to know if he was in Boston or DC before he left New York? You are just desperate for an excuse to ignore the sciences.Except that it's true. And from what I have read of Ben Dhyan's posts, I don't always agree with his ideas, but nevertheless, he asked a good question. It's almost, not quite, like the theory of abiogenesis.Oh, but stick to figuring the validity of not knowing or knowing what was before the "Big Bang."
Why is it a good question?
And here I was just thinking how you told him that he insults you, I thought my, but that sounds like you...insulting people and not answering.
Oh my. No, I do not insult people. Some people do not like to be corrected when they make silly mistakes, but that is not my fault.
I answered truthfully. His question was an act of running away. I explained to you why his question was pointless. He made a claim that put a burden of proof upon him. He could not answer that question.
Too easy, why and how did the BB happen?
Haha, why did the BB happen?
That does not justify your claim. You need to do better than that. You need to show that knowledge of a "before the Big Bang" is necessary.
I don't know. You seem to know more about it than anyone else. You are the one that claims that we need to know what happened before. You have not justified that yet. I can openly state that I do not know. In fact I do not think that anyone knows yet. But you seem to think that you know.
Of course it would be more than helpful to know what happened before, if indeed there was anything at the time of the "Big Bang," since, of course, S. Hawking did state that the universe can come from -- nothing.
It might be helpful. The problem is that with some versions of the BB time began at the Big Bang. There was no before the Big Bang in those versions. That means that the question may be nonsensical.
Be serious, why was the big bang?
You don't know! The birth of the universe that bought you into existence and you aren't curious to know how it came to pass?
No one knows. You are still running away from a claim that you made. And you are now attempting strawman arguments. Why can't you just admit that you screwed up
I am the serious one here. You keep making claims that require support and then run away from them when you are caught.
A god snapped his fingers