JesseA420,,, you brought the heat with your first post. i was very, very impressed. fast ball down the middle. but I'm now skeptical. more on that later. but first, let me say that i've had some long boring hours lately and this thread has been a crutch for me. super interesting. i love the content. especially the science and the theories and the "what if's." mind blowing stuff. but i especially enjoy the juxtaposed old school religious angle. maybe a bit over the top sometimes, but mickey can take a punch. he keeps getting

ed but sticks to his guns. if you read my earlier post, you'd see that i admittedly don't know where we come from. i don't know the meaning of life. i don't know who God is, or why we're here. i enjoy the bertrand russell quote about the wise and the foolish. i think it applies well here. now before any of you think i'm tossing bombs calling you guys fools, i'm not. i'm just saying i think science can be dangerous. todays facts will be laughed at tomorrow. i'll give you an example. i'm a fan of old books. not books written along time ago, but rather books that are themselves old. i have an old text book from the fifties. its called "Man and the Animal World." Quite a read. its so backwards its laughable. but, i always think how it must have been written smart guys. scientists. the top guys of the time. things that were "facts" in that book are not "facts" now. science has changed things. the "facts" have changed. the rate of intellectual development is exponential now. we learn faster. things change faster. it won't be long before future generations look back on us as dolts. our grandkids will laugh at us as simpletons. the more doors science opens, the more questions arise. theories spawn theories. new facts replace old facts. round and round we go. my question is, does anyone think that QP will answer the "why are we here" or "where did we come from"? does anyone think that it will get answered? like, someone will someday say, "huh, there it is. there is the answer. through this microscope i can prove the big bang and we were all monkeys and there was another shooter on the grassy knoll" i doubt it. my position is that we cannot know. we were not meant to know. additionally, in this short time we're here, knowing does not matter. does it? if we did know, would it change anything? would future generations believe us? or would knowing become laughable? a fairy tale, balked at and disproven by future science.
as for JesseA420,, are you one person? or a team effort? some things in your later posts don't add up. i'm skeptical.