“The problem with that is that the universe is not perfectly spherical.”
*We don’t know the shape of the universe.
“Assuming the Big Bang THeory is valid, for the purpose of my point, The matter created would be created unevenly, with some clumps being bigger than other clumps.”
*I believe that you describe the theory.
“Consequently, the universe would be skewed in some direction with the actual origin point not being the current center point of the universe”
*The theory does not address a point of origin. The theory begins with the universe as a plasma field. Matter develops at all points.
I don’t know what the shape of the universe is, but to have a spherical shape you would have to have even pulls of gravity at all point.
That’s not likely the case, which is why I can say that it is unlikely the universe is spherical.
I only used the Big Bang Theory to make my point, not state that I believe in it.