Zero energy models assume a quantum system exists. That ain't nothing. — Relativist
I know he calls this "something from nothing." Laurence Krauss and Alexandar Vilenkin make the same assertion, but it's still not a true nothingness. Here's an excerpt of a review of Krauss' book. The criticism is equally applicable to each of them:As the name implies, it says all ENERGY in the cosmos is zero. So something can come from nothing says Hawking's in Hawking's Universe documentary — Gregory
Period. Case closed. End of story — Relativist
They define "nothing" as an absence of particles (matter).Lawrence Krauss actually does think science can speak about nothing. A lot of physicist do. — Gregory
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