What can't be known even by Superintelligence AI (ASI). Especially if it's in a simulation.

Public Domain. No Copyright. This text is released under the CC0 license - Creative Commons Zero. If something could have been created from nothing, that would imply some remarkably interesting “nothing” with inherent creative potential, right? The beginning of our current universe is envisioned in modern science as the “Big Bang,” which emerged from what? Most scientists agree there was some initial hot, dense state, along with fundamental fields and laws of physics that have always existed. Others envision multiverses, layers of reality, quantum fluctuations, virtual particles, and various other concepts. But this much is certain: supposing that real nothing exists at some point - or that “it” could have caused something to emerge at some point in the past - will never yield coherent logic. From as early as Parmenides in the 5th century BCE, it has been understood that true nothing was never to be found anywhere. Thus, the “infinite past” or “eternity” is the most fascinating and und