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The fact that energy is finite is what I allude too.

And all theory that exceeds knowledge is currently Sci-Fi.

Which isn't to suggest that known Laws are not infinitely appropriate.

But what I do suggest is that potential is infinite and therefore renewable.


Are we just random thinking blobs aimlessly floating about on a tiny speck of cosmic dust, trying to make sense of a pointless universe?

Or is there more to it?
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Which isn't to suggest that known Laws are not infinitely appropriate.


Zed, I think you mean eternally appropriate. Infinite is to space as eternity is to time. Physical laws and cosmic principles are meant as inviolate ergo eternally true, everywhere { in occupied space Universe } and everywhen { eternally }

But what I do suggest is that potential is infinite and therefore renewable.
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Suggesting potential over so often by you makes me think of  a sci-fi novel you could write.  Infinite Potential of Universe....Infinite Potential of Spacetime....Infinite Potential Saviour......Wars of Infinite Potential.....Love, Peace and the Infinite Potential........Welcome to the Infinite Potential........The Twilight Zone of Infinite Potential

There is meta-space maths that deal with infinites and there is the macro-infinite, truly non-occupied space, ---primarily a moot point, yet, consdered in an outlines of absolute truths---   ebracing finite, occupied space Universe.

Are we just random thinking blobs aimlessly floating about on a tiny speck of cosmic dust, trying to make sense of a pointless universe?
No. Universe is determinsitically causal in all respects.

The closet we may come to pure random-ness may be with the prime numbers.

Or is there more to it?
I believe all particles of Unvierse are entangled, and all cohered by Gravity and Dark Energy.

My asymmetrically bilateral, Minimal Pulse of Universe, the graviton-darkEon, as found within my minimal space and time 18/0 torus, is composed of:

....positive outer geodesic....1.........5p...7p.......11p.....13p as Gravity as 5 Quantum Vertexial Event Vibrations

inside the tube reality..........................6..............12  Observed Time as 2 Quantum Vertexial Event Vibrations
inside the tube reality..............3p................9........... Observed Time as 2 Quantum Vertexial Event Vibrations

inner negative geodesic......2p......4.........8.....10 ergo Dark Energy as 4 vertexial  Quantum Nodal Event  Vibrations }

...> total outer surface set of 21 lines-of-relationship{ Lor's } Quantum Field of Vibration

...> total inside-the-tube set of 57 lines-of-relationship as Quantum Field Vibration

Total LoR' of graviton-darkEon is 78 Lor's as Quantum Field of Vibration

As to whether there is a distinction to be construed from vertexial  nodal event  vibrations and LoR vibrations. I dunno. I would think so, sort of like how we have the distinction of Fermionic Matter and Bosonic Forces. Tho separate set of catagory from those latter two. i dunno

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As to whether there is a distinction to be construed from vertexial  nodal event  vibrations and LoR vibrations. I dunno. I would think so, sort of like how we have the distinction of Fermionic Matter and Bosonic Forces. Tho separate set of catagory from those latter two. i dunno
You still haven’t figured and alternate source of energy for earth besides the Sun.
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Math is a human concept that corresponds with Universal Law, rather than a Universal Law dictated by a human concept.

And potential is a simple concept applicable to any mass, event or intangible property that is capable of evolving...As such we can only calculate, speculate and theorize, but never fully know. 

So future outcomes trillions of years from now will comply with Universal Laws, relative to the state of the Universe trillions of years from now.

Any guesses?
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Math is a human concept that corresponds with Universal Law, rather than a Universal Law dictated by a human concept.
Hi Zed. Math can complement physical laws yes, tho some, if not many  maths may not complement occupied space Universe. 

And potential is a simple concept applicable to any mass, event or intangible property that is capable of evolving...As such we can only calculate, speculate and theorize, but never fully know.
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Potential only exists with pararmeters of what is possible.  You appear to want ' potential ' to apply to any whimsical fantaasy of any human conceptual choice.

To say/apply potential infinite this or that about Fermionic Matter and Bosonic Forces is incorrect.  All of these have limits to what is possible. I think you know that.

I thought of another sci-fi title. Invaders from the Infinite Potential.


So future outcomes trillions of years from now will comply with Universal Laws, relative to the state of the Universe trillions of years from now.
Any guesses?

My belief is that exists eternal ---ergo invilated-- set of physical laws and cosmic priniciples.  Whatever is possible is likely to occur in eternity.

What is not possible will not ever occur. 

1} Change/transformation is a constant,

2} occupied space eternally exists ergo a constant,

3} maths complementing occupied space are a constant,

4} the macro-infinite, truly non-occupied space embracing finite, occupied space Universe is an eternal constant.

All that is not possible does not ever exist, and merely saying this that or some other has infinite potential is not any differrent from saying infinite possibility.   The latter being sci-fi material only




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So future outcomes trillions of years from now will comply with Universal Laws, relative to the state of the Universe trillions of years from now.

Any guesses?
The universe is complying with Universal Laws and will continue to do so for the next trillions of years.
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The Universe is complying with Universal Laws and will continue to do so for the next trillions of years.
This is a truism.

But I was questioning the state of the Universe relative to Universal Laws trillions of years from now.


Will it be as Ebuc suggests.

Occupied space universe is eternally constant.
Though we could say that constant is as constant does, relative to Universal Law.

Though might also infer that eternally constant is infinitely unchanging...But does this take into account intelligent input?
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But I was questioning the state of the Universe relative to Universal Laws trillions of years from now.
With climate change, nothing is guaranteed.
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Anywhere in particular, or just general Universal climate?

I was under the illusion that climate was a biospherical concept.
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Anywhere in particular, or just general Universal climate?

I was under the illusion that climate was a biospherical concept.

Climate change primarily affects the Earth's atmosphere, oceans, and land, leading to rising temperatures, extreme weather events, and changes in precipitation patterns.
 
These changes have cascading effects on ecosystems, human societies, and even, to a small extent, the space environment.
 




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To a small extent, the space environment.
You're digging yourself into a hole with this one.


Please provide a 10000 word dissertation, under the heading:

The small extent to which the space environment is affected by climate change.



Needs to be handed in by May 31st 2025.
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Please provide a 10000 word dissertation, under the heading:

The small extent to which the space environment is affected by climate change.
Climate change primarily affects the Earth's atmosphere, oceans, and land, leading to rising temperatures, extreme weather events, and changes in precipitation patterns.
 
These changes have cascading effects on ecosystems, human societies, and even, to a small extent, the space environment.

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Plagiarism Miss Shila.

You just plagiarised yourself.

But yes, everywhere is a space environment...Top marks.
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Plagiarism Miss Shila.

You just plagiarised yourself.

But yes, everywhere is a space environment...Top marks.
If it is the truth, what does it matter who said it?
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What indeed.
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What indeed.

Climate change primarily affects the Earth's atmosphere, oceans, and land, leading to rising temperatures, extreme weather events, and changes in precipitation patterns.

These changes have cascading effects on ecosystems, human societies, and even, to a small extent, the space environment.


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Deja vu.