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>Predicting the powerspectrum is predicting the multipole moments, because that's what the PS is. It's the scalar amplitude at each multipole.
You are talking about the certain moments but I am talking about the moments in the acoustic fluctiations: the "evil axs" which is famous and can be easily googled. This has nothing to do with the power moments.

>Talking about them like they're totally different things is silly.
I think you're fucking with me now and you know I meant the acoustic moments. Every knows the "evil axis" refers to the acoustic moments.

>The "axis of evil" is the alignment of just 2 multipoles, and it has nothing to do with "thermal polarisation
Your failure to distinguish which multipoles your referring to, as if all physical multipoles were fungible, makes me quite certain that you are fucking with me. You see where I wrote, "Pleasure to speak with someone who actually knows something and can communicate in an ordinary fashion?" Never mind on that. I was wrong.

>That is completely wrong. The diameter of the universe in comoving distance is 93 billion lightyears. In a static universe the observable universe would grow at the speed of light, as new parts became observable. Clearly in an expanding universe the radius has to be larger.
obvious troll is obvious.