[jwalsh07]

An addendum to your question would be, if there is zero total energy in the Universe then we can infer that there was zero total enery in the singularity.

That being the case, there would be equal amounts of matter and anti-matter, or quarks and anti quarks if you prefer, and when the guy lit the fuse they would all have a fine time annhilating one another.

So who fine tuned the singularity so the vector total wasn't zero?

[Physicist]

That being the case, there would be equal amounts of matter and anti-matter,

Only if CP is a valid symmetry of the quantum field. We know by experiment that it is not. Why isn't it a valid symmetry? We're getting very close to an answer on that.