What could happen after maximum entropy is reached if

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When:
- Vacuum had an absolute mass, relatively limiting expension of all universal matter
- Newton's second law could be overridden or negated
- [Anything else I couldn't think of]
 
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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)
 
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)

Right, this thread is asking what the laws of physics would say if the laws of physics didn't hold. There are no true answers to this.

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