When Did the Laws of the Universe Come Into Being?

Ep.182

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[bluntichibanopinion]

Thank you Dr. Peterson for making my brain think beyond the horizon. We appreciate you.

[wildolive]

Boy, I never thought atheist possess more faith than any religion group. Believing in time and chance when nothing (including time and whatever definition of chance is) to create this complex life is really a remarkable feat of faith!

[trogglepope]

After just a few minutes, I've heard enough to know that Lawrence Krauss is what happens when your intelligence exceeds your wisdom by far too much. He sounds like a spiritually blind fool compared to someone like John Lennox.

[ryanm]

Get Dr Stephen Myer from the Discovery Institute on to debate this guy.

Dr Myer makes the best cosmological, biological, physical and mathematical arguments for intelligent design.

[valentinobambino]

It would be like a reverse entropy.

Instead of things falling apart by they own accord, they bloom for a precise reason.

[breand]

Professing themselves to be wise they became fools.

[dl]

some aspects of the data (eg. age and size) mentioned he implied a measurement, when in fact we put measurements (spectroscopy red-shift, etc) into a model of our guess of the history of the universe (a model that may be over-fit fit to the data), and then quote the model's outputs as the data.

[Yaas_ok]

Nonsense. Nothing comes from nothing, period.

[RilkeForum]

Lawrence Krauss believes in the current Standard Model of Cosmology slightly too much - there are still many anomalies and questions, and dark energy and dark matter are very dominant in that model without having been proven at all to actually „exist“ outside the model (as particles or fields). - Respect to you Mr Peterson for following along in this complicated discussion so well and asking very challenging questions. Because I wanted to answer similar questions myself, I studied physics back then - but you are at a very high level just like that 👍👋 thanks for your podcast and videos

[mmisiaszek]

Penrose got the point right. When there is no matter there is no clocks so spacetime looks like a point as we cant have relation between time and space dimensions.

[JakobusMaximus]

"The principle of sufficient reason states that everything must have a reason or a cause."

[medyk]

Fascinating discussion Dr. Peterson! Keep bringing great scientists so we can continue to learn more facts ❤

[R.PMcMurphy]

The problem with guys like this is they go into these circumstances with an agenda. They don't even consider anything outside of what they're looking to discover.

[YourWiggityDude]

The funny is also that we will never see the actual state of the universe, we will always see the universe as it was from the past😂

[TimBitts]

This is the best Jerry Seinfeld interview ever. His show was about nothing. Now turned out, same for Universe.

[Jussiesmullet]

Imagine an intelligent life form on the edge of our visible universe, observing parts of the universe that we can not ever see. We see the universe from the center of our visible feild.

[JungleJargon]

In case you didn’t know, Lawrence, every effect comes from a greater cause.

[RobDelacruz-wd]

That guy is incredibly dense. How can ANYONE whether religious or atheist or agnostic think that everything "sprang from nothing" !

[Rsvohi]

It arose (and continues to arise) from “no thing” as opposed to “nothing”. The closest it seem we can come to describing that “no thing” is infinite, unmanifest potential; Bohm’s “implicate, enfolded” order.

[Ibrian]

It also strangely appears that we are in the center of the universe