>>17829500
Doesn't work that way, lul
First off, energy wasn't "always there". As far as quantum mechanics are concerned, it is possible to create matter out of nothing *so long as an equal amount of anti-matter was created as well. It is believed that during the first onset of the Big Bang, this did occur wherein matter and anti-matter were created spontatiously, cancelling each other out. But, for some reason, .001% of matter outnumbered the anti-matter.

Secondly, the existence of energy does not explain the existence of laws and order. Among all the 4 fundamental forces of the universe, Gravity was the first to be born. It was born at the exact 10^-43 seconds before the Big bang
And its measurement was so accurate, so precise, that it was calculated that had Gravity been weaker/stronger by just 10^-36%, the universe would immediately collapse/dissipitate

To give you an idea of how accurate that measurement was:
The entire observable universe is 10^32 meters in diameter.
That's exactly like me saying that had the Solar System been short/extra by 1 single dust, everything would immediately collapse into a blackhole

That's how accurate it was
And there is no explanation for its existence. Other than the obvious fact that...well, God is the greatest engineer