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[QUOTE="PeterDonis, post: 6843364, member: 197831"] Personal speculations are off limits for discussion here. You need to learn what our best current theories actually say, not try to guess. You're looking at it backwards. The emergence of comoving observers from the singularity [I]defines[/I] "at the same time". So your question can't even be posed; it's true by definition. No. The singularity is not a boundary between different phases. As [USER=493650]@PeroK[/USER] has said, it's a regime in which our current theories break down. That means it's meaningless to ask what our current theories predict about what comes out of a singularity; they can't predict anything, because they break down there. [/QUOTE]
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