Quote, Question, and Comment (QQC)
The QQC is an opportunity to reflect on “What strikes you?” about the class readings. Select a quote or section of text from the week’s readings and craft a response that includes the selected quote/section, the questions it raised for you, and any comments or reflections. This is not a time to summarize the text. It is a time to analyze and critique the author’s ideas, to connect them to other ideas, to reflect on what those ideas mean to you, and to use the text as a springboard for extending your own thinking.
The following week, you should respond to at least one person’s post on something that struck you about what they wrote, new questions that have emerged for you, etc. The purpose of the forum is to serve as an archive of your thinking, but more importantly to generate and continue conversations outside of class
Quote:
"And so, from nothing, our universe begins."
(That Whole Section)
Question:
If no human being was alive during the beginning of the universe, how can anyone make any statements stating what happened.?
Comments:
I can understand if aliens wrote some stuff as they were watching the universe expand, or if they took some telepathic pictures of everything as it happened, and some how, one of the scientists of Earth happened to meet the alien and get all the information. But I feel like, if no one was there, and there isn't any actual proof of there being anything before our universe, they shouldn't make such statements. I don't know. I'd feel more comfortable if they were saying that these were their hypothesis'. But theyre stating it like facts. Hmmm. I'm going to make a theory book. About how the sun began, becuase I have ideas, and information/research. And it will become a fact as soon as I publish it.
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