Physics: God. B4 the big bang. After the end

So you believe in the Loop theory of the big bang then. And while that is all nice and all, considering how little we know of human consciousness, or other dimensions, it's a very arrogant assessment to say it's fact, that souls don't exist in any way or form. Also the most likely theory is heatdeath. Meaning, No extra universe, no reversal. Just nothing. Infinite cold and darkness, when the final red and brown dwarfs, and all of the blackholes fade(Which btw Hawking radiation isn't a fact as of yet.), There will be nothing to bring all that energy together, also, You can't destroy energy, but it can Fade.

I don't personally think it matters as my life is to short for that and my definitions and meanings fall flat the second it leaves my head. However, I'll leave this note here for people to see. Oh, and yeah I don't think we know much on all of this and most likely are all wrong so just keep that in mind and swallow a chunk of salt with every spoon full of bull shit. I don't think multiverses exist nor do multidimensions. Maybe empty pocket dimensions that go in and out of existence but nothing stable and long-lasting. I'm mostly leaning towards the idea that the world is in a state of organized chaos. Not of any divine nature but of laws, actions reactions, and etc. The world is ever trying to reach a state of entropy. I don't think it means that it will end in one way because the life that exists in it and the stars and black holes that exist may alter the outcome every second of each day. We may end in a rubber band effect where one is pulling harder than the other and slings us back into a looping big bang but I'm not sure. I'm sure that once all energy stabilizes and thermodynamic stability with no more energy transfer we will just die out. No more movement = no more energy = no more anything. @leo the wolf fading would mean it's being destroyed or removed. I think it would be better to say that the energy can't move or flow to one side and the other. That is heat death after all in layman's terms. The energy, in theory, is still there it's just not doing anything and reaches a stable state. Now I'm sure that do to this oversimplification I too am wrong so don't take it in the wrong way. I just think "fade" is a strong word for what you're trying to say even if it sounds poetic. I to don't believe in souls or anything but at the same time, I feel that having one or not means very little to existence and the universe. It's a fact that all thought and emotions are but chemical and electrical with DNA coding making predetermined thought processes. I'm okay with that being the only thing we have and there is no evidence to say souls are a thing but I won't close my mind to that possibility as long as evidence can be provided. The definition of a soul is also very spiritual and there may be an actual soul just not in the spiritual way we define it now. I would classify that as a signature of someones mental and chemical patterns. There would also be a kind of dark matter that we can't see or touch that people have and that could be the "soul". IDk Interesting topic but sadly there's just not enough info right now to really debate clearly over it and it's just going to be a lot of "I thinks and If's"