Re: Quantum Mechanics: established fact?


Ken S. Tucker wrote:
PD wrote:
BIG SNIP

Therefore it does
no good to try to extrapolate what we know from the universe *today* to
deduce what must have happened or been in force then. It simply is not
true that what is trustworthy in our universe can be assumed to be
trustworthy then.
PD

What a load of religious crap, PD conveniently
suspends the Laws of Physics to create a
universe, where do these crack-pots come from?

And what laws of physics (currently known) in particular applied at the
Big Bang?

PD

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