Could our understanding of causality break down at the Planck scale, affecting our concept of "cause" for the Big Bang?

Well, it's again a great question, and it does call into question the notion of what we mean by “the Big Bang.” You see, if our universe is truly finite in size ... A plethora of unequivocal evidence has been found that reinforces the big bang theory. Hubble had made some of the most exigent observations and unknown ... Oct 1, 2013 ... This is fun if you have nothing to do, but disastrous for people ... But, even if I had known, what difference would it have made? Apr 22, 2021 ... ... it had no beginning or end; it just was. Time itself was born when the big bang happened, so nothing could have happened “before” it. How Do ... May 29, 2021 ... Keith, there is nothing in the Big Bang theory that requires the universe to have itself been very small. Indeed, the universe could have been ... Apr 12, 2012 ... ... caused the universe to ignite and hence the Big Bang. The boundary ... [If there were regions of the universe with large amounts of ... Jun 5, 2022 ... If we grant that (and I do), and some law of physics is therefore contingent, it won't exist when nothing exists. Something has to cause it to ... Jul 13, 2004 ... ... universe, then either it exists because it is caused (e.g. ... whether the Big Bang was an effect, for nothing temporal preceded it. Apr 21, 2020 ... I then asked him, “What happens if it does not?” He responded that the only reason it wouldn't is if I had developed a different neurological ... It is absolute nothing. There was no time before the big bang, no space before the big bang. So the cause of this, the implication is that there must have been ...