I have not heard of that net Zero energy idea. I guess science has many ideas I have never heard of.
You may need to wait longer for an answer, which of course you will never get unless you live another 100 or 200 years. I think the Goddidit answer is very satisfactory.
Science itself has to posit illogical and magical answers at this end search for answers and science will never stop looking even if the most reasonable answer is Goddidit. And many people will never stop trusting that science will one day find an answer even if the answer can never be verified.
No, I will not live for 100 or 200 years. I know that I am not going to get the answer to my last unanswered question. But it is OK. I will go with many unfulfilled desires, I never visited Yosemite National Park in US, the only difference is that I do not cling to them knowing that those were / are not possible. That is known as entitlement, whereas the unenlightened are bothered by such desires.
Yeah, many people are satisfied with "Goddidit" answer. Good, you have your views about science. Don't teach your children your kind of views. Do not make them unfit for the future world.
Did not I give you the link for the Wiki article? Here is it:
Zero-energy universe - Wikipedia
Would that work even if you are an atheist Hindu like Aupmanyav?
No, nothing theistic or Abrahamic works for Aupmanyav, Chinu knows it.
Someone like Modi may have other ideas however, if he could, which seems unlikely.
Modi is a wise person (and he himself is from a lower caste). He is not from a brahmin or a kshatriya (warriors) caste. He used to sell tea to passengers in the rail trains which passed through the station in his city (most probably four in a day, 2 up and two down). The organization which molded him from childhood is against any division by caste.
Tea stall of which Mr. Modi's father was concessionair at Vadnagar railway station.
(It is on railway land and his father must have been paying for its lease)
Tea stall of Narendra Modi's father - Google Search
It sounds like absolute truth has a not very important place in Hinduism. Would that be a fair statement?
Will depend on the sect. I am an independent. In my view, untruth has absolutely no place at all.
Eternal life is.. merge back in God/Heaven.
Perhaps you know, Chinu, in 'Advaita' view, there is no separation and no merging back. We all (humans, animals, vegetation and inanimate substances, without any exception, that is the meaning of 'advaita' - non-duality) were the stuff of universe for all 13.78 billion years, we are the stuff of the universe today and we will be the stuff of universe for all times to come.