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Topic	How do you think the universe will end?
K181 04/20/24 9:53:49 PM #38:	Heat death, followed by the birth of a new universe in the vacuum due to random quantum fluctuations on a time scale so obscenely far into the future that we have no meaningful way of even displaying the number of years. Imagine completely filling the observable universe with sand, and then counting all of those individual grains of sand, and having each sand particle counted equal to a year. Once you count up all of those sands/years, even thats just a blink of the eye by comparison. Oh, and we are in a repeating process where this has been repeated an equally near infinite number of times already. --- Irregardless, for all intensive purposes, I could care less. <cite>K181 posted [p:980015570] in How do you... [t:80751441]...</cite> <quote>Heat death, followed by the birth of a new universe in the vacuum due to random quantum fluctuations on a time scale so obscenely far into the future that we have no meaningful way of even displaying the number of years.Imagine completely filling the observable universe with sand, and then counting all of those individual grains of sand, and having each sand particle counted equal to a year. Once you count up all of those sands/years, even thats just a blink of the eye by comparison.Oh, and we are in a repeating process where this has been repeated an equally near infinite number of times already. --- Irregardless, for all intensive purposes, I could care less.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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