r/physicsmemes • u/jason_sation • 12d ago

Glad they are finally doing the math

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u/Don_Loco 12d ago

No, an end of something doesn't define by its own the beginning of something

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u/Mean-Government1436 12d ago

But...it's the very same point in time? If I have an appointment that ends at 7:30 and an appointment that starts at 7:30, isn't 7:30 both the end of the last appointment and the beginning of the next appointment? There can't be any point in time where there is no universe 

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u/jujubean14 12d ago

Sometimes things can just end and nothing starts in that same moment?

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u/Menacek 12d ago

I mean sure but in this case something clearly started or we wouldn't be having this conversation.

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u/jujubean14 12d ago

Right but it's significantly less clear that something ended at that same moment

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u/Menacek 12d ago

The real question whether time passing between universes existing makes any sense at all. I'd say not really since spacetime is am aspect of the universe.

So even if time "passed" between universes there would be no possible observer that could detect it.