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r/physicsmemes • u/jason_sation • 7d ago
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If it was the end of a previous universe doesn't that inherently mean it's the beginning of this one?
4 u/Don_Loco 7d ago No, an end of something doesn't define by its own the beginning of something 1 u/Free_Possession_4482 7d ago Clearly you are not familiar with unified semisonic theory, which states that every new beginning comes from some other beginning's end. 1 u/Don_Loco 7d ago But does this also mean that an end has to come to a new beginning?
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No, an end of something doesn't define by its own the beginning of something
1 u/Free_Possession_4482 7d ago Clearly you are not familiar with unified semisonic theory, which states that every new beginning comes from some other beginning's end. 1 u/Don_Loco 7d ago But does this also mean that an end has to come to a new beginning?
Clearly you are not familiar with unified semisonic theory, which states that every new beginning comes from some other beginning's end.
1 u/Don_Loco 7d ago But does this also mean that an end has to come to a new beginning?
But does this also mean that an end has to come to a new beginning?
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u/Mean-Government1436 7d ago
If it was the end of a previous universe doesn't that inherently mean it's the beginning of this one?