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I understand that asking oneself questions like "What if?" can be very useful and has led many scientists to great discoveries and inventions, but in some cases, such a question is simply inappropriate. In all religions, everything started with something; there was always something that existed from the beginning. Only atheists or some sects waver on the question of the beginning (this is my personal opinion, and I may be wrong), because atheists, due to the simple stubbornness that exists in every person, do not recognize the possibility of the supernatural, attributing everything to the weak excuse that "science doesn't know about it yet." However, this "yet" has been going on for more than ten thousand years.