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Perfect bias boundary condition is defined as (Assuming no qunatum effects, which is ying-n-yang in nutshell.), Heads I win.Tails you lose.
You can get something from nothing. In fact, you can get the entire universe from nothingness. As outrageous it idea it sounds, it doesn't violate any known laws of physics and nature.
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Perfect bias boundary condition is defined as (Assuming no qunatum effects, which is ying-n-yang in nutshell.),
Heads I win.
Tails you lose.
You can get something from nothing. In fact, you can get the entire universe from nothingness. As outrageous it idea it sounds, it doesn't violate any known laws of physics and nature.