One of the ways Dr. Richard Carrier defends his contention that time can arise from a state of absolute nothingness is by giving one example where this may have happened: the singularity at the origin of our universe.
In this post, I will attempt to refute this by arguing that this singularity was not really a state of absolute nothingness at all.
In this post, I will attempt to refute this by arguing that this singularity was not really a state of absolute nothingness at all.
