Jiang argues that dark energy functions as an explanatory patch for cosmological anomalies and compares it to adding 'dark energy' to a wrong math-test answer.
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BIG Bang
He interprets Dante's vision of God as the universe before the Big Bang, a chaotic pool of substances and relations before creation disperses them into our universe.
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He claims the Big Bang model may be wrong because scientists defend it as a paradigm even when a multiple-Big-Bang possibility would fit the anomalies better.
Jiang says the Big Bang model faces evidence problems, including galaxies appearing earlier than expected and nonconstant universal expansion.
He interprets Dante's vision of God as the universe before the Big Bang, a chaotic pool of substances and relations before creation disperses them into our universe.
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"okay it's more like this so as it expands different parts move faster than other parts that makes no sense also certain galaxies okay..."
"...course, you're like, well, why don't you just say that the Big Bang theory is wrong? And they're like, well, we could say that...."
"...not work. And the problem is, well, why are there multiple Big Bangs? The problem is that it's become a paradigm, a story that..."
"relativity but um the theory of relativity also predicts the Big Bang because um space -time the idea of space -time is that space..."
"...that's the first thing second problem that we have with the Big Bang model is that this universal expansion it is not constant there..."
"...seeing is this. He's seeing God as the universe before the big bang. When the universe was this pool of substances that was chaotic...."
"...is experiencing God as the universe before the universe. Before the big bang. And he's seeing how everything is connected. But he's immortal. He..."
"...the emotional impact on that, okay? What this is is the big bang of civilization because when you read this, okay, when you're forced..."
"...teenagers think he's wonderful okay so homer is i believe the big bang of greek civilization all right so let us summarize where we..."
"...I will make to you today alright let's continue the Greek Big Bang the beginning ofский civilization"
"...going. So as you may know, it all started with a big bang. Okay, a big bang. So in the beginning, there was a..."
"...flaws in all these theories okay so let's start with the big bang now if it is true that the universe started off with..."
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A source-grounded reading of Jiang's attack on the scientific worldview: Big Bang, evolution, neuroscience, school, and transhumanism become parts of one material story that forgets divinity, fears death, and lets power reinvent reality.
Science begins here as a theological discipline of doubt.
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