Think about it.
If the big bang state has no laws for space or time, then it would contradict what we know of space and time.
Surely then we should consider that the reverse is true when we try to calculate when the big bang "happened"......(AND THUS) that in fact the big bang is a future event, as a concept, that echoes ahead in time from what we would measure as the past.
The concept might be a little too much for some so simply put, so gladly I am able to explain it better in a more lengthy dialogue at the www feature below. In that theory, I suggest that the big bang event is actually a matrix in space-time of point to point creation (approaching infinity) and destruction (approaching zero), a continual event, harmonising between a time-before and time-after state relevant to a mathematical algorithm of the envelope of space-time itself, one of zero space-time and infinity space-time.
Just to re-cap, if the big bang, according to our measurements, is a PAST event, and yet the big bang STATE itself defies laws of space and time, logically then, in DEFYING what we understand of space and time, the big bang theoretically would exist, must, a constant FUTURE event for us, which, in theory, tells us that it is ALWAYS caught in our future, that it actually never happened.
I have a theory that proves this. It's like an Armageddon that never comes. It's always rthere in the future, wanting to wipe everything clean, but it never happens. And this is pure science, too. This is a mere hint though of a more complete version of the science of the FACT the big bang must satisfy a FUTURE time-paradigm event.