There is no beginning, and there is no end.

Quantum equations predict the universe has always existed until it collapsed under its own weight, causing the Big Bang.

Everything exists for a reason, from the smallest molecule to the blue whale.

When life itself needs to undue its mistakes, it destroys and rebuilds.

It's why we don't live in the same era as the dinosaurs, yet now we know Jupiter shields us from such an event.

Whether you believe in Darwin, Jesus, Allah or Beyoncé, the truth always remains the same. Life is not a coincidence.

We don't know and whatever the answer is, it's probably completely unintuitive.

not any sort of deity that's for sure.

No wonder we're so ******

My mind is now f-kd

What if the universe is actually just a tank and the unknown species are watching us from outside of the tank??

God

"We ain't scientists here"

Well...

Anyways J a y has a cute answer

I don't think people realise how amazing the universe is!

If Earth was to move a 'slight' distance away from the Sun, almost half of us would be dead, as would we be if we were closer too. Think about the conditions of living for people depending on the climate of their surroundings on this planet. We've travelled this far, to this exact position in space and time, for evolution to have brought us to the point of humans, with the growth of intelligence, to enable me to talk you right now on the Internet. It's ****ing CRAZY.

Why does it have to have a beginning? :shrug:

I don't know if I'd say that, really. The Bounce model for the Big Bang is just one of many competing theories, and it's conventionally expected to be of a more cyclic nature; that is, there was or will be more than one collapse and rebound.

As far as a beginning and end, we just don't know. We really have no clue if there was a definite "beginning," though many argue that time itself didn't exist before the universe so calling it a "beginning" might not be appropriate, and we don't know whether there will be a definite end.

I'd also argue with the "for a reason" bit, but that gets more into subjective personal spirituality and whatnot.

And on the final day, Goddess Williams made planet Earth, where she would be reincarnated millions of years later as a talk show host.

Scientists don't know the actual answer but we have the Big Bang as a theory.

God.