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If it is in a region of space that expands beyond the light cone of anyone in existence, then no, it doesn't. Otherwise, it would have an essentially negligibl
by xlm1717 11y ago
If it is in a region of space that expands beyond the light cone of anyone in existence, then no, it doesn't.
Otherwise, it would have an essentially negligible impact on anyone in a separate galaxy.
- vorg 11y agoAn "essentially negligible impact" but not zero impact. Sounds a lot like quantum decoherence! Maybe GR and QM are alike after all, one working top down and the other bottom up.