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>>23038338
Oh, no, it's way worse than that. The outside of the universe is the inside. If you traveled in a straight line at whatever times the speed of light you'd eventually just kinda bounce off the boundary edge and end up right back where you started. It's not that there's an "outside" to the universe, it's that we can absolutely never know anything about it.

Metaphysics has proven that conclusively.

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