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Which universe is this forum discussing - a finite or infinite one? There are only two options here, and whichever one settles on - everything they say thereafter must allign with their preamble.
I ask because apples and oranges apply with each selected preamble. Usually, this question becomes corrupted with a runaway pseudo qualification of limited and conditional versions of finite.
So to prempt: What applies with a non-conditional and absolute definition of which ever preamble is selected? This says that in a finite uni, at one time there was no:
TIME
SPACE
MATTER
ENERGY
FORCES
QUARKS
LIGHT
DARKNESS
HEAT/COLD
CONTRACTIONS/EXPANSIONS.
PARALLEL UNI's
In fact, in order to learn, I would request those who do not accept a finite universe, to please play devil's advocate: what applies if the uni is accepted as totally and absolutely 'FINITE'? I ask this because devil's advocate debate is a legitimate eye opener and a most scientific mode of arriving at the most correct premise. Have a go!
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