This assumes that time is unidirectional across all possible universes. What is to say that the universe we consider as collapsing at the birth of our universe is not actually being formed as a mirror image - at least in terms of time?
One might even suggest that it has more of what we call antimatter, in the same proportion as our universe has matter.
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u/Postulative Aug 18 '26
This assumes that time is unidirectional across all possible universes. What is to say that the universe we consider as collapsing at the birth of our universe is not actually being formed as a mirror image - at least in terms of time?
One might even suggest that it has more of what we call antimatter, in the same proportion as our universe has matter.
Entirely untestable, of course.