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physicists, what do you think about this:
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BlueScreen
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We don't really know much conclusive stuff about the universe yet and most things people theorise are difficult to experimentally test or verify. Still, it is fun to speculate.
I remember our lecturer, in the first cosmology class I took, likening us to ants sitting on an ant mound looking out and trying to decide what the whole world is like and how it all works.
I remember our lecturer, in the first cosmology class I took, likening us to ants sitting on an ant mound looking out and trying to decide what the whole world is like and how it all works.
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I'm having trouble reading the first paragraph. 
"If the visible universe very fast is moving away from a rate of one to reverse a point which is really far away from the visible universe outside, so why not find anything what can proof that?"
"If the visible universe very fast is moving away from a rate of one to reverse a point which is really far away from the visible universe outside, so why not find anything what can proof that?"
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