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Originally posted by CookieRevised

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Originally posted by John Anderton
So yes, we did have something before the big bang. Even in Dan Brown's book, his definition of something out of nothing is 2 particles colliding to give you some antimatter however you did need those 2 particles, didn't you?

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yep, but that third particle comes out of the blue, it is created. By normal means it would mean it would already have been there (matter/energy is never lost, it is converted). So where did it come from.... "creating something out of nothing". 'something' like that..

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So this is all under the assumption that our laws of physics might be flawed?  The one I'm refering to is "matter cannot be created nor destroyed".