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... but consider this now: What if we are actually not moving outwards by inward? Observation of light, motion, etc, is all relative, but what's most important is not the relativity of matter, motion, direction, etc, because in the universe IS infinite, there really isn't a north, south, up, or down. What it really comes down to is perception. Maybe what we perceive to be an outward motion really is an inward motion. Thus, at last, a return to my proposed theory that the universe is an infinite finite environment much like an infinite mirror effect in that seemingly infinite space is really condensed on a plane that finite, and flat. After all, a mirror can only reflect an image. All depth within is a mere illusion but we see it there. We perceive it.

I apologize that I cannot provide you with some complex mathematical equation nor any empirical evidence to really support or prove my theory, but... think about it. Isn't everything but a matter of perception? Good. Evil. Black. White. The works.