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petrushkagoogol
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If every particle of the Universe was made to occupy the state at which it was 2 years ago, would there be an action replay of events from (T-2) yrs to T ? Or would subsequent events be different ?
How can you define "now" without reference to the state of the universe and the particles in it?petrushkagoogol said:
The Regression of Universe theory suggests that the expansion of the universe will eventually reverse, causing all matter and energy to contract back into a single point. This is based on the observation that the universe seems to be expanding at an accelerating rate.
The concept of time is closely linked to the Regression of Universe theory. The theory proposes that time is cyclical and that the universe goes through periods of expansion and contraction, repeating itself indefinitely.
The concept of time repeating itself is a fundamental aspect of the Regression of Universe theory. However, the repetition of time does not necessarily mean that every event will happen exactly the same way. There may be variations or differences in each cycle of time.
One of the main pieces of evidence for the Regression of Universe theory is the observation that the universe is expanding at an accelerating rate. This suggests that there is a force at work pushing everything apart, and the most likely explanation is that this force will eventually reverse and cause the universe to contract back into a single point.
If the Regression of Universe theory is correct, it means that the universe has been repeating itself for an infinite amount of time. This has profound implications for the concepts of fate and free will, as well as the ultimate fate of the universe and all life within it.