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It's interesting to think that all there is today, is all that there has ever been. In reference to the conservation of matter/energy law (energy can neither be created, nor destroyed). It may not have always been in the form that it is now, and it won't always be in that form. Everything on this planet will eventually be recycled back onto the Earth. Or, it will be broken down physically and or chemically and reconfigured into something completely different. amirite?
So when I refer to something as being a piece of shit, it could LITERALLY have been a piece of...woah
Well, duh...
It is cool but you basically just stated a fact and the definition of the conservation of matter/energy law, not an opinion. It'd be like saying water is H20 or something. No one can disagree with it.
How do you mean? I don't think you need to fix it.
Ah.
Well no, but that gold ring you're wearing could have once been a pool of hot golden substance that could burn your hand off.
Wait, so my laptop could really be a dinosaur?
The more you know...
No, that assumption is a bit of a stretch...
But it is a possibility. Anything in my house could be, at least in part, dinosaur.
I feel like the Quantum Theory might disprove that one day.
Oh really
Please elaborate, I'd love to know more about this.
It could be ingorance, but I don't see how the expanding universe theory and this can coexist.
Not sure either. How about this, think of the universe as a liquid confined in a glass. The universe/liquid would only take up so much space, but if you poor the liquid/ universe out of the glass, it doesn't stay in one place. It expands, and you still have the same amount of liquid... Yeah I don't know. What do you think?
Yea, I see what you mean. In fact, that is how I was thinking about it untill I wondered: if the "water" is spread apart, then it is in specks which means that there is nothing around it, and the concept of nothingness confuses me.
Like black holes?
Yea. That's why I find black holes so confusing yet interesting. I feel like I need to just sit under a tree for a couple days and think over certain topics like black holes, dividing by zero, infinity, indefinite expansion, and the concept of time.