What made the first string vibrate to end the Singularity and initiate the Big Bang?

What made the first string vibrate to end the Singularity and initiate the Big Bang?

you are asking for a causal relationship for a situation in which time does not exist, OP.

you are also assuming string theory is even correct.

So are you implying the first string never vibrated?

>hurrrrr
im sorry that you are retarded, user. im sure one of the fat chicks will still go for you tho. really. maybe.

Casualty is a loop.

How plausible is (M)eme theory really ?

10^-300

punani

possibly uncertainty

Does that include me?

you clearly don't understand what time is. try again when you're 18.

Eru conceived the Ainur from his thought and taught each of them how to make music. At first the Ainur would only sing alone or in small groups while the others listened. The observance of their brethren singing taught each Ainu more about the others and the mind of Ilúvatar. Their "unity and harmony" thus increased, and eventually, Eru brought all the Ainur together and declared that they would play a song greater and more complex than they had ever sung before. He told them that they would be allowed to weave their own thoughts and ideas into this Music, since they had been kindled with the Flame Imperishable and thus had the power of creativity. The Ainur were so overwhelmed by Eru's description of this Music that they bowed before him in silence.

>TL;DR God made a band, the guitar strings were vibrating, the rock made the world.

>Big bang theory

Who's going to have the heart and tell him?

That's actually called the Cosmic Egg?

/thread

We also need to make Arda lore a religion already.

G-d I fugging hate Veeky Forums

All you pseudos dont know shit yet u just respond with "lol ur so stoopid" lol so pathetic

The strings are on a teenaged gender fluid gods guitar and he plucked a string before his partner fucked him up the ass

I get how people on sci are dicks a lot of the time.

But the large majority of the times questions like this get this type of response is when one of two things are true:

1) The science involved is so incredibly broad a person could write a phd thesis on the question.

2) The subject is so fringe and advanced that a) no one on sci could likely explain it completely and b) even if they could OP would not even begin to understand it

3) OP has an overwhelming assumption that we want teach the general public about advanced concepts

This post is all three. We want to discuss not have the burden of teaching every curiosity.

Long story short, the big bang theory and string theory are pretty much inconsistent concepts, mutually exclusive (barring any breakthrough).

And string theory is so incredibly infantile and void of respect in the scientific community that it is decades from being able to explore these ideas even by the experts let alone us on Veeky Forums

Time itself maybe, because the way our brain works - it interprets it as just starting then, but time might just have been eternal.
It simply went on its course normally allowing something which mathematically is potentially possible to "evolve" in the bounds of mathematical laws.

Who is "we" you're talking about - and why do you talk in their name? Why do you also claim to understand advanced concepts - how would that be relevant anyway?

What's your job and education?

There must of Ben a person alive to start the Big Bang what kind of explosion was it? Was it started with gun powder?

Don't you know? I am Veeky Forums incarnate.

>string """"theory""""
please go back to your magical buddies over on

whats the difference between singularity and the universe?

that number is too big hence it doens't exist

please check your axioms shitlord

Actually the only issue with some number as small as [math]10^{-300}[/math] is that just about every computer you throw it towards will simply round it off as zero. Underflow is nice, isn't it?

the standard C double data type can represent 10^-308, not to mention BigDecimal or Rational data types from libraries...

>not rounding everything [math] \leq 10^{-100}[/math] as zero
s-stop being so precise