I just don't get it. "TIME" is so important. To me "timeless" means 0 seconds and everyone knows that nothing can happen at 0 seconds.
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And you answered your own question didn't you? It was not timeless. In fact as the BB is an event, it is part of the time line. You see, time is no more or less than the unfolding of events. Einstein is said to have said something like "Time is nature's way of ensuring that everything doesn't happen at once." [See source.]
You should be clear. Those "seconds" you mention are not time. They are man-made measures of time. Time itself is real and existed before mankind crawled out of the primordial muck. Before even than the big bang.
The consensus is that the infinite, eternal high entropy mother universe had a quantum event (part of the time line) that laid an egg of low entropy space time we now call the big bang. That such an event occurred in the mother universe suggests that time existed before as well as after the big bang. As the mother universe is infinite and eternal, it is likely that she has laid other eggs of low entropy; bringing forth other local universes. [See source.]
You should be clear. Those "seconds" you mention are not time. They are man-made measures of time. Time itself is real and existed before mankind crawled out of the primordial muck. Before even than the big bang.
The consensus is that the infinite, eternal high entropy mother universe had a quantum event (part of the time line) that laid an egg of low entropy space time we now call the big bang. That such an event occurred in the mother universe suggests that time existed before as well as after the big bang. As the mother universe is infinite and eternal, it is likely that she has laid other eggs of low entropy; bringing forth other local universes. [See source.]