The discussion explores hypothetical scenarios regarding the state of the universe after reaching maximum entropy, particularly focusing on the implications if vacuum had an absolute mass and if Newton's second law could be overridden. The scope includes theoretical considerations and speculative reasoning about the laws of physics.
Participants generally disagree on the validity of the initial premise, with some arguing that the laws of physics do not allow for such scenarios, while others engage in speculative reasoning without consensus on the implications.
The discussion is limited by the assumptions made in the initial question, which are not supported by current physical laws. There is also a lack of resolution regarding the hypothetical nature of the scenarios proposed.
Nugatory said:The laws of physics describe to the world that we live in, where vacuum doesn't have an absolute mass and Newton's second law cannot be overridden. They don't have anything to say about anything else, so your question as phrased has no answer.
(Although you can have a lot of fun making up answers... Your made-up answer will be as good as mine or anyone else's)