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so, kind of like a "cosmic inertia"? that would explain it. although I find this problematic explanation in the sense, every force in the universe stems from a
by mclightning 7y ago
so, kind of like a "cosmic inertia"? that would explain it. although I find this problematic explanation in the sense, every force in the universe stems from a shared origin all the way down to big bang. how do we draw the line between what is emergent and what is inherent? inherent being the cosmic inertia.
edit: come to think of it, nothing is inherent about the universe except for anything before the big bang; and there we go into the realm of quantum foam, string theory, if I am not mistaken.
edit: I went ahead and wrote a thought piece on this; https://medium.com/@suphievrakzade/abstraction-layers-for-the-universe-97bb524269eb https://medium.com/@suphievrakzade/abstraction-layers-for-th...