Inflation at creation

[Poppa Tom]

Were there a point in time when it all came together this cloud of dark and Grey atoms.
It would seem that they-the atoms, would build up a charge running around and such and suddenly capacitate
Bang-inflation
Or am I running over a dead dog?

Yeah, not thought out at all...input?

[jacmac]

For some reason your post reminds me of a friends bumper sticker years ago...
MY KARMA RAN OVER MY DOGMA.
There was no Big Bang creation.
There was no inflation.
There is no dark matter.

[vector369]

According to one view, space is always present even when the universe sleeps. They mention abstract space too so not sure if they mean actual space is always present. In round 1, matter appears to be of a much subtler nature or even as a idea. By round 7, the current round, it's physical as we know it. The charged particles coalesce to realise the ideation in higher realms. Energy entering the physical space is similar to a plant budding and then flowering from nowhere. From ideation to physicality. This fits with a steady state of innumerable universes. Not from a point. Space is always there whether abstract or actual then fills with mass/charge or is empty. Supposedly, even solar systems and galaxies can loosen apart and sleep and come back. Dispersion or coalesence in permanent space. But has space even a dimension without mass/charge?

[Poppa Tom]

For some reason your post reminds me of a friends bumper sticker years ago...
MY KARMA RAN OVER MY DOGMA.
There was no Big Bang creation.
There was no inflation.
There is no dark matter.


I remember that!!