Is a Universe with a Center More Plausible?

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The discussion centers on the concept of a universe with a center, contrasting it with the widely accepted notion of a centerless big bang universe. Eugene Savov proposes a "firework universe" model that includes a center, suggesting that this aligns with scale-invariant laws of creation. Participants debate the aesthetic and theoretical implications of a universe with versus without a center. The conversation also touches on unrelated topics, including website promotion and spam. Ultimately, the viability of a centered universe remains a contentious topic in cosmological discussions.
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It is wellknown that the big bang universe has no center. Anyway
Eugene Savov argues for a "firework universe" with a center if the laws of creation are to be scale invariant (see the free downloads at
http://www.eugenesavov.com).

What kind of universe looks better with or without center?
 
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