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For your first point I disagree. Once a life in a different aeon becomes sufficiently different from yours it is no longer fair to consider it you. For your se
by morpheos137 5y ago
For your first point I disagree. Once a life in a different aeon becomes sufficiently different from yours it is no longer fair to consider it you.
For your second point, I don't think physics rules out the big bang "recurring" because it does not deal with time before time. The big bang theory is not at all in conflict with cyclic conformal cosmology or eternal expansion.