Where Does the Universe Reside?

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The discussion explores the concept of the universe's location, emphasizing that the universe encompasses everything and does not reside within anything else. Participants humorously assert that the universe revolves around them personally. The conversation touches on the vast distances involved in the universe, with some dismissing the topic as philosophical nonsense. Ultimately, the thread concludes with a declaration of its closure due to the perceived lack of seriousness in the discussion.
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Everything has a place doesn't it?

Earth is in the Solar System, Solar System is in the Milky Way Galaxy and,Milky Way in the universe, and the universe...?
 
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The universe is, by definition, everything exists, and thus does not "dwell" in anything else!
 
Where ever it is, I know that it revolves around me. :)

Most of it is a long time away.
 
Alfi said:
Where ever it is, I know that it revolves around me. :)

Most of it is a long time away.

Actually it revolves around ME! :-p
 
The universe dwells within itself.
 
The fifth quadrant of the alpha-epsilon sector, of course.
 
This is rubbish, and not Philosophy. Thread locked!
 

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