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Originally Posted by MirrorsrorriM
I think the question is, how can 'nothing' exist?
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See I was good at that. Then you threw the rest in there.
It didn't have to be a bang that caused the universe but a collision of two hyper-planes of energy, hence why the mass in the universe is unevenly distributed allowing for the string-of-pearl-like behavior we see in the distribution of galxies.
Then you mention something I can understand as vacuum flucuations, which are cool.
And the universe, yeah I think there is a ying-yang nature... but there isn't enough antimatter anywhere to make us think that there is alot of it in the universe... damn shame.
But my belief is, "how can nothing really exist?"