Why does Existence exist?

[jebckr]

Existence does not exist, plain and simple.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Existence

Well I suppose that sums it up. That wikipedia article was a little to much thinking for me. Interesting never the less.

 

[Spereff]

You can never know, for there CAN be an after-life. And, you can still remember the memories in your mortal life.

Existence exists, because it's something to let living things to experience life.

 

[Cruel__Machine]

Wikipedia. Nice.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia

 

[Wendy]

Existence does not exist, plain and simple.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Existence

Actually, no, its not at all plain and simple.

Perhaps you should summarize it..

 

[Raunch It K]

wikipedia.. madd.. lol

just a bunch of randoms that submit info?

 

[tarx l00ter]

Wherever you end at, the last question will be who made us exist.
If you can find me that answer, I bet you would get the answer to your question.

 

[ryder721]

I try not to think about that stuff..and live my life =D

 

[Tyranic]

The universe won't just dissapear, it will either be sucked back into the center via gravitational force and restart the big bang, or.. everything will continue to move outward growing farther and farther apart and will eventualy cool resulting in a universe of absolute zero.

 

[Shredderbeam]

The universe won't just dissapear, it will either be sucked back into the center via gravitational force and restart the big bang, or.. everything will continue to move outward growing farther and farther apart and will eventualy cool resulting in a universe of absolute zero.

Even if the universe expands forever, the presence of any matter within it guarantees that the universe cannot be absolute zero, rather, extremely close to it.

 

[psycho18103]

This to me is a very interesting question, but not so much the question itself, yet the manor you are asking it. Besides that, to understand the meaning of life is simply impossible in itself, at least to ask the question on a whole. It is true that the answer can be answered but the answer is in fact very different for each person who answers it for it is only true to ourselves. Perhaps you should take a closer look at yourself and maybe ponder the idea that to understand the world and universe we live in, we must first understand ourselves. Introspection is to me is the only true form of comprehension that allows us to truly expand our mind to anything beyond ourself.

 

[Tyranic]

I thought atoms could reach abolute zero.
I was aware that for one atom to reach absolute zero, all atoms in the known universe had to be in abolute zero, because of the law of conservation of energy that states energy cannot be created nor destroyed.
And on topic, i believe: To know the meaning of existance, is to know the mind of god.

 

[Shredderbeam]

I thought atoms could reach abolute zero.I was aware that for one atom to reach absolute zero, all atoms in the known universe had to be in abolute zero, because of the law of conservation of energy that states energy cannot be created nor destroyed.And on topic, i believe: To know the meaning of existance, is to know the mind of god.

Oh, I thought you meant that the universe would be "diluted" to abzolute zero.

I suppose it is theoretically possible for the universe to reach absolute zero, but that would require the complete cessation of all motion by all particles, which would be hard to accomplish...

But yeah, I love Stephen Hawking.

 

[Tyranic]

Oh, I thought you meant that the universe would be "diluted" to abzolute zero.I suppose it is theoretically possible for the universe to reach absolute zero, but that would require the complete cessation of all motion by all particles, which would be hard to accomplish...But yeah, I love Stephen Hawking.*

That is amazing that you know that quote, I'm very impressed. I believe it was from "a brief history of time".Anyway, is it possible for the universe to reach absolute zero on its own as matter moves away from energy and further apart from one another as it continues to spread through the empty universte which withought energy or matter is absolute zero in itself.