thepieman wrote:So all these star systems and planets that are now forming taking millions of years to form are just part of that slow-down in time. Time was sped up to compress billions of years within a few seconds? Thats a little too far fetched for me. The dinosaurs only lived for a few seconds and then poof they disappeared? So how old do you think the earth actually is? Please do not tell me you are basing these assumptions on a people that claimed that the earth was flat and that Eclipses and comets were sent by demons!?
It's a thought Pie as we cannot prove much and no two parties can come to a conclusion without a doubt. There's a whole lot of splendor out there and most remains a complete mystery and baffles the most advanced minds.
When you say that dinosaurs lived for a few seconds, it would have seemed like a lot of "time" at the monent, but eons from our perception. I try to think of the most basic question, "How did the very first matter appear?" Quarks are the fundamental constituents of matter. They cannot exist alone. They carry 1/3 of an electrical charge, decay if alone and exist only in relationship to other Quarks to create protons, nuetrons and atoms (all matter). All matter, at its most fundamental level must exist in relationship to exist at all.
My question would then be, How can something exist from nothing? There had to be a beginning of the most basic elements of matter no? I know that's a bit off subject, but it just goes to show our capacity (or lack there of). I don't have it all figured out, but I can accept the fact that certain conclusions may certainly be an educated guess.