Fixed Value of Constant of Life Universe: Explained

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The discussion centers on the concept of a fixed value for the constant of life in the universe, particularly in relation to the Big Bang theory. Participants explore the relationship between work, energy, and force, proposing the equation work = constant * energy * force. The conversation raises critical questions about the existence of a fixed value for this constant and addresses misconceptions regarding the universe's inception.

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Universe created with an explosion.
ie, work directly propotional to energy.
after the explosion of a universe get gravitised.
ie, work directly propotional to force.

there fore equation would be work=constant*energy*force
Can there be a fixed value for this constant
if yes what is it?
if no,why not?
 
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