[yor_on]

If you want a Big Bang with a temperature, and heat, I would expect one to need this 'collection of particles' first, to interact with whatever definition of 'energy' one might define (pre)existing. That's about it I think and admittedly a weird proposal, still it seems to be correct. And it uses two uncertainties, first of all it defines 'energy' as something existing on its own, which I know no experimental agreement on? Is there any proof for this? Secondly it seems to me to define a preexisting dimension for it, in which it then interact with itself, creating 'bosons' and 'fermions'. How else can it be 'contained'?