A strange conclusion
Thus, according to
our assumption
about the absolute
accuracy
in the power of Natural Law
At that time absolutely
everything was determined.
Everything that has happened so far and everything
that will happen in the future in the universe.
Everything was determined
with infinite accuracy
at the moment of the
Big Bang.
At that moment when the materials
of the Cosmos didn’t exist yet or had
not separated from each other.
At that time when
the Natural Law itself did not yet exist
since it describes the properties of materials
which were formed later.
At that moment the
future
of the Cosmos was
definite in every detail.
It is the inevitable
consequence
of a long sequence of strictly
defined steps which led from
the Big Bang to each event.
To understand better
perhaps the importance
of such a conclusion
let us consider
as examples two phenomena which
take place on planet Earth (a place
insignificant in cosmic dimension,
but so important for us).
1. The fall of a raindrop.
What is the "story"
of a water drop
falling from a cloud to the ground.
A purely natural event.
2. The work of a painter.
How an artist adds
a red boat
to the seascape he is painting.
An event associated with the phenomenon
of life and the presence of man on earth.