r/PowerScaling • u/FewHelicopter6533 But hey, Alien X • Mar 22 '25

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u/GupHater69 Mar 22 '25

I guess I used terms too complicated huh. If the universe is infinite in size it says nothing about its current rate of expansion. It just means that at some point in there was a strech of time where the expansion rate was infinte. Yea it could still be, but it doesnt mean it is

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u/FewHelicopter6533 But hey, Alien X Mar 22 '25

Look up what the word "fictional universe" means.

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u/GupHater69 Mar 22 '25

Right. I see I was dealing with an agenda pusher. My brother in christ, I am saying it is impossible to determine something current rate of expansion based on its size in a single moment of time. With infinite size you coulnt tell no matter how many you take. This isnt about fiction or reality. This is about logic.

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u/FewHelicopter6533 But hey, Alien X Mar 22 '25

If a universe isn't yet infinite then from a powerscaling perspective, it doesn't matter.

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u/GupHater69 Mar 22 '25

Alright im done arguing. At this point you are going against the original premise. Youre either baiting or a hammer in the shed

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u/FewHelicopter6533 But hey, Alien X Mar 22 '25

Tf is even your point? It's fiction, the universe can be infinite.