can science(reason) explains these questions?

Question

Where did the universe come from? When and how did it all begin? How did the universe develop into its present form? Why is there a universe at all? What is it that makes existence here and now possible? Why is there something rather than nothing? Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going?who knows the relations between mind and matter ?what is free will? the nature of consciousness? the forces that caused the big bang - or even what came before the big bang? we should believe our reason and mathematics anyway,why?the limits of reason? the limits of mathematics?if science can explains these questions,I will ask why they are at all comprehensible?why?hehe,why exists answer,why exists these questions,why ask?

Answer 1

"can science(reason) explains these questions?"
It either already has or will make a valiant effort to. Some of these questions are not within the goals of science to explain. Science is an observation of the universe in an attempt to explain natural phenomena.

"Where did the universe come from? When and how did it all begin? How did the universe develop into its present form?"
http://www.thekeyboard.org.uk/Where%20universe%20from.htm

"Why is there a universe at all?"
This looks like a job for Philosopher Man! Don't bother physicists with crap like this. If they can't measure how fast it's going, they don't care. ;)

"What is it that makes existence here and now possible?"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_evolution

"Why is there something rather than nothing?"
http://cfa-www.harvard.edu/seuforum/bb_whycare.htm

"Where Do We Come From?"
http://www.becominghuman.org/

"What Are We?"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homo_sapiens

"Where Are We Going?"
Another job for Philosophy Man. I never liked this question: I'm all about the journey, not the destination.

"who knows the relations between mind and matter ?"
Halt! Undefined term! What is a "mind"? Prove it exists and then we can try to answer this question.

"what is free will?"
Philosopher Man is getting a lot of work these days...

"the nature of consciousness?"
http://consc.net/online3.html

"the forces that caused the big bang - or even what came before the big bang?"
http://liftoff.msfc.nasa.gov/academy/universe/b_bang.html

"we should believe our reason and mathematics anyway,why?"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mathematics

"the limits of reason? the limits of mathematics?"
http://www.cs.umaine.edu/~chaitin/lm.html

"if science can explains these questions,I will ask why they are at all comprehensible?"
If you really got into the questions you asked you would discover that you will have problems understanding the explanations. You're not a scientist or even think like one. I can see from the types of questions you ask that (1) you have no formal training is science and (2) you are trying to make a point about the limits/inferiority of science. If you don't want answers to the questions or you have already made up your mind about the answers then don't ask them. The rest of us have a genuine curiosity about these things.

"why?"
Why not? I know, old joke but I had to.

"hehe,why exists answer,why exists these questions,why ask?"
The answers exist because someone asked these questions before you. The reason questions exist is because humans are naturally curious about the world around us. We ask because we either just want to know or we need to solve a problem in order to help people.

Answer 2

the circle of existence would imply the existence of divine knowledge no science can't solve all problems however it gives us something nominally productive to do if we could stop and think re-evaluate we can produce a more benificial productivity a grand scheme is what we are looking for as well as practical aplications that can serve as benificial constructive logic rather than destuctive logic iwe used to know things, real and faith dutyand honor love and dignity pleasure and pain ,am but small being on a small panet reasoning has ,significance and we should always study it's limitations. i like the reference to the painting by gaugin we were, we are,we are yet to be.we are all different we are all similar we all learn from experience when not distorted science helps the human race grow

Answer 3

There are lots of questions here. Science can answer some of them, but not all; science is much better at telling How than Why. As for why ask -- because people want to know all that they can. Which is fine.

Answer 4

start with the big bang and go forward. yes why ask i think you are just a moron, study and maybe you will learn, but will it change anything in your life? I would say not.

Answer 5

We are here to learn. What are we to learn? that's Gods biz not yours.

Contemplating what is beyond our comprehension is the essence of spirituality. supplanting contemplation with faith is religion. I will be putting up a web site soon to share thoughts on these topics. it will be called "reflected sight". Please feel fre to E-mail your suggestions.

Answer 6

You are askin religious questions not scientific , only religion can explain why we exist and stuff like that!!!!

Answer 7

Science is not answers – only disproving hypothetical assertions.

Answer 8

no science definitely cant explain those question. only religion can explain that. and only one religion is the true one. Do you know which one it is? I do.

Answer 9

it can, science can explain anything, but it is extremely difficult for it to explain them. with our current technology, it will take a while for these to get answered...
(you read too much scientific american...)

Answer 10

These are the ones that are still in research.