Why do the laws of physics exist?

[BruceDLimber]

Somewhere down the line, far beyond what we know, there has to be something completely random and chaotic, something that just happened to exist.

There is, and it's known.

Are you familiar with quantum mechanics?


Bruce

 

[Ouroboros]

Yes, but why?

The purpose is to exist.

At some point, the question and answer become a tautology. The question and answer become the same.

 

[Desert Snake]

The purpose is to exist.

At some point, the question and answer become a tautology. The question and answer become the same.

Time for some jazz-hands?

 

[Ouroboros]

Time for some jazz-hands?

Dang. We don't have jazz hands in the smiles lib. :/

 

[viole]

Which is why I believe in an all pervading force connecting the physical world from boundaries technically outside it. But this connection between the two is so strong that they literally become each other.

if they literally become each other, then we can measure these non physical forces in electronvolts per centimeter as well, can't we?

Ciao

- viole

 

[Acintya_Ash]

Laws can physics can be considered as an Expression of God's Will