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Avatar Jump to comment 20 by BaltimoreOriole  The "nothing"
which physicists talk about may not be "nothingy" enough for
some theists, but it doesn't "contain" the laws of physics. The
laws of physics are simply our descriptions of observed patterns
of occurrences; they are not really "laws" which anything
"obeys".  Imagine that we observed that our neighbour left his
house at 7 am every day. We might construct a "law" for our
neighbour which described this behaviour. On observing that the
behaviour did not occur at weekends, we might so modify this
law. It might then be a useful shorthand to speak of him
"obeying" this law, but in fact his house "contains" no such
law, nor in fact does he "obey" any such law. This law is our
own construct, useful in helping us make real-world predictions,
but not having any existence "out there". The "law" is actually
found only in our own minds.  As for t