Josh Clark
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So all that matter that survived is the matter that we see in the universe now.
Linda Evangelista Torricelli.
Virchow?
There wouldn't be this big bang thing that we have that happened.
Virchow.
He's saying, okay, well wait a minute, I've got this cell theory I'm working on that's been around for a couple of decades.
They had a rubber tube and started slicing these narrow rings from a vulcanized rubber tube, and they were like, here you go.
An Italian mathematician this time, studying under Galileo, came along and showed that air and I believe he was he the first person to create a vacuum in an experiment like this?
Well, I think they made the mistake by saying they invented a magicometer to make it all happen.
Yeah.
You would be right, creationists, in the fact that you're wrong.
And that's a lot of matter.
So imagine, since this is just a tiny fraction of the matter that was created and destroyed by the antimatter that was also created, how much matter and antimatter was created at 10 to the negative 36 seconds?
It's called a rubber band.
Cell hypothesis, probably.
You can put it around your asparagus.
means that there is no God, which is just like my head's starting to spin a little bit with this.
It can also be a problem if that DNA break occurs in utero, because then that can lead to birth defects, which is why pregnant women shouldn't get x-rays.
Cell hypothesis at the point, nice catch.