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9 | Solo -- Why Is There Something Rather than Nothing?

Sean Carroll's Mindscape: Science, Society, Philosophy, Culture, Arts, and Ideas

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Isaac Newton's Theory of Physics?

Newton's theory implies the universe is eternal. There's nothing in newton's equations that says the universe has to begin or end. Space and time just are they exist, they time extends from past infinity to future infinity. Naively, you might imagine ways to tweak the theory, to slightly change it. So i mean, what is the most straightforward, direct implication of a theory like this? Not that it is an absolutenecessary part of that theory anyway.

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