When the universe was born, everything was already arranged, how to look at determinism?

I think determinism is to look at the other side of things, and to some extent, determinism is actually correct.

Determinism is a fiction. Because the development of things is inevitable, accidental and unexpected. There is no evidence that these things were arranged.

I think the so-called determinism is just fake. Because people's destiny is in their own hands, no one can make decisions for themselves.

This is an issue that involves multiple fields such as faith, philosophy, and science, and different people have different perspectives. In terms of religious beliefs, many religions believe that the existence and operation of the universe was carefully arranged by the Creator, including the creation of the heavens and the earth in the Book of Genesis.

From a scientific point of view, according to the information obtained from modern observation and research, the formation and evolution of the universe are controlled by natural laws and processes, such as the grand theory and the expansion of the universe, and these processes do not require external intervention or guidance. Science is still developing and exploring the mysteries of the universe, and there is no clear answer to the question of why and why the universe is being discovered.

In short, different people have different views on the origin and existence of the universe, and these observations may come from personal beliefs, cultural traditions, scientific knowledge, and other factors.

It is always said that the universe is designed, what is the scientific basis?

It's a crazy question......

The jury is out at the moment.

This is about the collision of two physical theories, determinism and indeterminism.

The so-called determinism, for example, is like a microscopic particle, we can't ** where it is at each moment, we can only give a probability, but this is because there is a hidden parameter we have not yet discovered, once we find this hidden parameter, we can correspondingly calculate its trajectory, the development of future things is the only certainty.

The uncertainty theory holds that the universe is essentially governed by probability, and we can't find this hidden parameter at all, we can only estimate its probability, and there are many possibilities for future development, and we can only estimate the probability of each possibility, but we can't know exactly which one it will be.

Many scientists, including Einstein and Schrödinger, have spent their entire lives discussing this issue, but to no avail.

Einstein, as a supporter of the definite wheel, has been looking for the "hidden parameter" for the rest of his life, but unfortunately he did not find it, and future generations did not find ......

Einstein's words before his death, "Perhaps, God really rolls the dice" also illustrate the dilemma of this problem.

As far as my personal feelings are concerned, I am more in favor of the theory of indeterminacy, which is ...... if everything in our future is determined only at the beginning of the universe, that is, we cannot control our future, and no matter what we try, our future is determinedIt's scary......So I'd rather believe in uncertainty!! Of course, this is just a personal emotion, and there is no scientific basis for it

What is certain is that our future has been determined, and the destruction of the earth or the solar system and all kinds of unexpected events determine that human beings and life on the earth cannot reproduce forever, and human beings are very small and cannot fully explain the universe with human brainpower. But the universe does have a series of laws and laws and laws, but there are also accidents, the diversity of the universe determines that its future can never be thoroughly explained by human beings, the future of the universe is constantly changing, we can try to explain some phenomena and theories, but it is only the tip of the iceberg.

I don't think anyone has changed the course of the universe, and the universe just operates and evolves according to the laws of nature or its own laws.

According to quantum theory, the future is uncertain. In fact, quantum theory also argues that the past is also uncertain.