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On the contrary it is very imaginative. Seeing far beyond the horizon. We know (or think we know) the universe has finite entropy. Therefore there's an end some
by slededit 9y ago
On the contrary it is very imaginative. Seeing far beyond the horizon. We know (or think we know) the universe has finite entropy. Therefore there's an end somewhere - regardless of how far away that is.
- yesenadam 9y agoIt sounded to me like OP is assuming there will be a 'horizon'. "Eventually we will reach that point." Why assume that? It sounds like a false assumption to me. It reminds me of the argument I hear occasionally about how one day soon there will be no new music, it will have all been written. Which sounds to me about as wrong as can be. What you're talking about is an entirely unrelated matter, and mixing it 'very imaginatively' with the OP's point as if they're the same.