Quantum physicists model the expanding universe without including an observer--the result shocks them

A group of theoretical quantum physicists using models that are standard to them but completely above my pay grade, led by an MIT physicist, are trying to understand the beginning of the universe how it sprang from seemingly nothing to this massive and expanding miracle we live in (my words not theirs). The model, using quantum physics math but new formulas to test a new theory not including any standard/classical physics assumptions, meaning, no observer, just quantum stuff. Several different teams ran the same simulation and came up with the same result for a quantum universe--it was completely empty! No stars, no matter, no nothing.  They were, and are, stumped. Once they added one piece of classical physics to the simulation, an outside observer,  voila! A universe with recognizable stuff!

As a beliver in the Creator of the universe, these results make perfect sense. Without the Creator, there is NO universe, and now these theoretical quantum physicists have proven it, multiple times. Their lack of faith has blinded them to the truth that's obvious to me. 

As I said in an earlier post, I believe that God created the universe because He needed someone to love. Since the Bible is very clear in declaring that God is LOVE, He needed a beloved to be His complete and perfect self. A loving God loving a beloved creation with people to love and to return his love.


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