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> if the universe stretches far enough, everything could happen < The article says this. Is this an assertion that the number of things that could happen is f
by lucas_membrane 8y ago
> if the universe stretches far enough, everything could happen <
The article says this. Is this an assertion that the number of things that could happen is finite, or is it an assertion that the number of elements in one infinite set is greater than or equal to the number in another infinite set? Which infinity is equal to the number of things that could happen? How many dimensions would the universe need so that the number of things that would happen in it would equal the number of things that could happen in the most inclusive case?
- Phrodo_00 8y agoIt's also not such an easy assertion to make, distribution of things that could happen matters, and there could be events with 0% probability.