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> when viewed from the other side? Nobody has done it so far. We have only theories and hypothesis.
by MoonGhost 2y ago
> when viewed from the other side?
Nobody has done it so far. We have only theories and hypothesis.
- bbor 2y agoI'm not sure I understand this response -- basically all of cosmology involves theories based only on somewhat subjective interpretations of sensor data targeting far-off objects. So I don't necessarily disagree. But what could possibly happen other than they act like all other physical objects do? It boggles the mind to think how broken physics would have to be to accommodate a second correspondence principle for the big-but-not-too-big scale... I feel like maybe I'm misunderstanding your sentiment, because this seems like a basic shared fact: a clock anywhere in the universe is still a clock.
- reactordev 2y agoExcept most theory can be observed where this one can’t until we find a wormhole to travel through or break c
- bbor 2y agoI guess I'm saying that we also can't observe any proof for the theory that anything exists beyond the solar system instead of a giant screen run by aliens built to trick us. I appreciate the empirical mindset, but taking it this far is not leaving room for the usual amount of parsimony-based reasoning!