THE BIG BANG DEBUNKED - by Jason Liosatos

‘It’s amazing that our great scientists know exactly how the universe began, but have no idea how the Pyramids were built, how to send a space ship past Mars, or even how to heal a simple cut’.

I think the above few lines sum the subject up. Every time I hear anything about the ‘big bang theory’ I can’t help but have a quiet

laugh to myself. How desperate could they have been to have come up with such a thing, it’s almost as tragicomic as us believing Darwin’s ‘theory’ until present day, as if it is a dead certainty.

Imagine it for a moment, us humans on this tiny earth going in its orbit faster than the speed of sound, and with our few instruments, and a bit of thinking and guessing from bits of dust from space, and a few big telescopes, have decided that we have worked the whole universe out to its farthest reaches that we can’t even see!

Apparently we clever humans have ‘discovered’ that the universe came out of nothing into something 13.7 billion years ago. Not a bad ‘discovery’ from ‘experts’, who can’t even fly a space ship very far beyond Mars yet, can’t explain how the Pyramids were built, or what a Leukocytes or Leukotriene really is let alone where they originated from. We can’t even explain gravity properly, or begin to know the mysteries of different languages, and let’s be honest we can hardly boil an egg right, drive to the shops without honking our horns at someone, but we know the intricate secrets of the universe don’t we?

Science has made tremendous steps, but let’s just tell the truth and let our superiority and arrogance go, we just don’t know, and how exciting that is. We are not on the cutting edge of technology: we are at the very blunt beginnings.

The truth is we have absolutely no idea whatsoever, the scientists are guessing. As I have said before and I am sure I will say it again, the scientists and people who run our little world become very chagrined at the thought that they don’t know how it all works, so they guess and we believe those guesses, and even teach them as truth in colleges and schools, it’s ridiculous. At least let’s admit we have no idea how it began. Let us not forget that the world was flat not long ago, and the scientists refused to look through Galileo’s telescope through fear that they may see themselves at the other end of it with a big ‘wrong’ written on their foreheads.

Of course it’s healthy and good to search for the truth of how everything works: we progress that way, or destroy ourselves with the findings depending on how responsible we are to have that information and new discovery. The Atomic bomb is a pretty good example that comes to mind.

So here we all are in our myriad forms, the earth with all of its miraculously diverse species, the earth going in its orbit faster than the speed of sound, the planets being viscously pulled around each other in mathematically precise, precision ways that a human being could never work out in his or her wildest dreams, and hopefully never will until responsible enough psychologically.

By Jason Liosatos www.jasonliosatos.com