So something can come out of nothing... No space, no time. no matter and out of nothing a false vacuum can fluctuate into existence and turn into a cosmos.
Now, doesn't that mean that the concept of vacuum must exists for it to occur? In other words, doesn't that mean that something always exists, I mean if nothing existed, there is nothing, no possibility of a vacuum, no fluctuation, nada...
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Isn't the 'something from nothing' notion wrong?
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So something can come out of nothing... No space, no time. no matter and out of nothing a false vacuum can fluctuate into existence and turn into a cosmos.
Now, doesn't that mean that the concept of vacuum must exists for it to occur? In other words, doesn't that mean that something always exists, I mean if nothing existed, there is nothing, no possibility of a vacuum, no fluctuation, nada...
Or am I totally off?