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What we observe is not light merely coming in, but we see how our Sun works (which is a star) and we see how light is generated on many occasions. Light is not generated out of "thin air", or "thin space", each star produces light through nuclear fusion... this is not light merely coming in, there is a process for producing it.dad said:The current state is not as think you obderve it to be, no. You think that the light started off from the far star as is, in this universe state, that is only what you think you observe. What we actually observe is merely light coming in!doGoN said:Regardless, in the "current state" "our light" needs a source, this is true for "this state", if you argue that "our light" did not start at an actual light source (i.e. star), then you're arguing that the "current state" is not as we observe it to be .
Unless you prove that the universe was the same, how it now comes in from the source is meaningless.
It is pretty obvious that you contradict your own claims: I only assume that the "current light" needs to be emitted from a star in the "current universe", this can only be true as we have observed how light is generated. I only assume that the current is true now and I only talk about that. You, on the other hand, are trying to prove that the "current light" had a source which does not agree with the "current universe conditions", contradiction your statement that science can only talk about the "current state universe". This is contradictory because you propose 2 conditions:
1. That the "current light" does not need "current state" source.
2. Science can only speak about "current state" things.
Science says that "current light" needs a "current state" source, therefore either #1 or #2 cannot be true. In either case, they are both your statements, you decide which one is wrong.