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Originally Posted by Cowperson
If you can see what created this side, you will likely understand what created the other side and the repetition of all the other side's before it.
Maybe.
A brain teaser that can leave people lying awake at night staring at the ceiling is: "What lies beyond the known universe."
So what if there was a big bang. That only created the universe you know, something demonstrateably expanding into . . . . . nothing? Or something? Are there other universe's, expanding bubbles, within this plane of existence? Are their other bubbles that came into existence after other big bangs and do those other big bangs have other sides?
What lies beyond infinity? And what came before infinity? How did infinity come into being?
Cowperson
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To be frank, I'm pretty happy just accepting that I have a limited organic processor for a brain, limited time and limited information such that I will probably never know or understand such things. I would be fascinated to know more, but as far as I'm concerned it's good enough for me as long as the universe goes on unexplainably expanding for the blip in it's existence that I'm around for.