If CERN/NASA were to prove our universe is a simulation, how would it affect you?

[mjk45]

John2290 said:

mjk45 said:

 shouldn't the question be why is the earth  the perfect distance away ,since the sun is in the centre. anyway to me the why question combined with the word perfect makes it seem like it's some kind of miracle but just the immense numbers of solar systems means it could be more common than we think ,and just like we are adapted to a particular enviroment there can be adaptions suited to non earth style planets .

You still haven't adressed the concept, you're just saying the universe is just a wall and we are the shit that stuck. What he stated is irrefutable. If nothingness doesn't exist then everything must exist, including nothing at all and nothing at all can't exist if there is even one point to contrast it, the point would be everything. Everything always equals nothing and vice versa. Probably a bad synapsis but the idea (purely a thought experiment) is a complete mind fuck. This doesn't apply to the physical universe either because we know their was an unequal ammount of matter (essentially energy), slightly more than anti matter after the big bang, the Antimatter being the one that lost. 

What do you call the space between atoms?