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>> No.2989777 [View]
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can OP elaborate please...

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>>2848146
is there a difference?

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rhetorically speaking

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tat says if i don't answer in 30 seconds it ends... doesn't say anything about getting it right.

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What do you think about the possibility of a universe that has existed forever? I'm not asking if this is plausible given the current evidence, but whether or not you think it can exist even in principle.

The idea of a universe with a definite beginning and without end is not so problematic for me. In this case, for any N the universe will still exist N years from now, but at no point in time will the universe be infinitely old.

On the other hand, if a universe had no beginning that would mean that the number of years that have passed is greater than any given number (i.e. infinite). Is this possible?

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