Dissecting a Dinosaur

Shouldn't you be more concerned with how short you're life is ... people now adays are given 100 years tops that means you got about 90 years left...you are running out of time. If I were you I'd invest in some sunscreen and eat lots of cranberries.

I say, I am not religious, I do beleve that "this" all happend (evelution, big bang ect).Some scientific therys are werid but, o/well, not every thery is right.

please, do not start rants on how "this" was made and how "this" was done and who or w/e made it and so on and so forth. it was only an opinion

JeSuS IS ALIVEEE!!!!

GO ON!

DAMN U! MAN, I NEVER READ A STINKIN BIBLE BEFORE, OK? I AM IN A ANOTHER RELIGION, AND I DO RESPECT CHRISTIANS AND OTHER RELIGION, BUT I NEVER READ A BIBLE! RELiGIOUS PPLZ MAKE WAR. K? Aditionaly, scientists are just trying look for more truth, other than praying to God.k? Its just a nerdy person, looking for stuff. don't take it personaly.

"If they do have the proof, why is the argument still raging?"

Because some people completely reject the evidence because it conflicts with their narrow (and dare I say, primitive) world view.

"Using the laws of entropy, tell me where the original matter of the came from and how it got bigger."

Are you refering to the long debunked claim regarding the Second Law of Thermodynamics? The one that can only be made be those that don't understand it?

Sure...

Isolated components within a system can become more complex so long as the total disorganization of the entire system increases.

Come on, Hawking doesn't even begin to answer that question, he evades it like a big-daddy-cat-fish at up at Wilson's Lake. Using the laws of entropy, tell me where the original matter of the came from and how it got bigger.

you obviously have an incredibly unique definition of "exist" and "somewhere" as nobody has yet been able to provide any "tangible proof". If they do have the proof, why is the argument still raging? If you have the proof (not the theory or the idea or thehypothesis) front up. You'll be the hero of the paleantological world.

"Where did it all come from?"

Book Recommendations: Start with Stephen Hawking's A Brief History of Time, then Brian Greene's Fabric of the Cosmos.