People miss out on astrophysics

Like seriously. There’s so many ways of thinking about the questions people have in their minds that will change the way you view everything. At least to think so far outside the box.

What happened before the Big Bang? Is that even a valid question? Just running through that single thought line can change things.

If x then y. Well, what about z?

I feel like the overlook effect is more real than people realize or think about.

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DeWayfarer · 61-69, M

If the beginning was the big bang, then how can there be a time before the beginning? 🤷🏻‍♂️

Time and change is so intermixed that one can not exist without the other. Yet before either can not exist either.

That is how time and change is apart of our own reality.

Ask not x, y or z. Rather ask what is nothing. For those very variables can not exist either. They denote change in relation to each other.

(x₁ - x₂)/(y₁ - y₂) = dx/dy. Where d is the differences.

So

dx/dy, dx/dz, dy/dz, dy/dx, dz/dx or dz/dy means the difference in the relationship of change to each other. And all of that is with respect to time, because it takes time for any of those variables to move from one point to the other no matter how big or small the amount of time.

That is our reality. Time and change is our reality. Without time there is no change. Likewise without change there is no time. So x, y and z could not exist before either, for those variables make up time and change themselves.

That only leaves nothing before the big bang.

BTW people don't miss out on just astrophysics they as well miss out on the math of everything else. The subject doesn't matter. Even DNA is math based. Time and change is in literally everything.

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DeWayfarer · 61-69, M

@MalteseFalconPunch there is multi dimensional math. There are proofs of such things existence.

There are as well as proofs of multiple universes.

Who is to say either one or both does not exist? For time itself might apply to both. Yet not necessarily at the very same rates.

In another dimension for certain time is not at the same rate. Nor is it likely that the speed of light being the same.

Yet we do know there's is a relationship between time, gravity and the speed of light.

Change the nature of gravity and or mass, speed or energy you change the nature of the speed of light as well as time.

For all gravity wells bend light. Hence black holes. And E = mc² with respect to time.