Saturday, December 24, 2011

Rolf-Dieter Heuer about before the Big Bang

The European: Do you think it is conceivable that we will eventually learn something about before the Big Bang?
Heuer: I doubt it.
Interesting. He says in the interview basically that humans will push the knowledge further and further, that answering questions will open doors to new questions – but whats's before the Big Bang is beyond our possibilities. And I think I can understand the reasoning, but it is still a bit absolutistic… (via)

A song I just heard, which I think I just fits right in:
There you go
Swimming deeper into mystery
Here I remain
Only seeing where you used to be
Stared at the ceiling
'Til my ears filled up with tears
Never got to know you
Suddenly you're out of here

Gone from mystery into mystery
Gone from daylight into night
Another step deeper into darkness
Closer to the light

Walked outside
Summer moon was nearly down
Mist on the fields
Holy stillness all around
Death's no stranger
No stranger than the life I've seen
Still I cry
Still I begged to get you back again

Bruce Cockburn – Closer to the light

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