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5. If the Cosmos is indeed infinite, wouldn't there then be infinite possible mathematics and physics?

Mon May 20, 2019, 01:32 PM

May 2019

Our area of observation is tiny. How can we assume that "our" laws apply everywhere.

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I don't understand the mathematics of cosmology completely. [View all] MineralMan May 2019 OP

There are a few people working hard on that. MineralMan May 2019 #3

Yes, probably. MineralMan May 2019 #7

That reminds me a little of a problem I had when I was creating MineralMan May 2019 #6

Yes. I've seen that. I'm watching to see how the controversy MineralMan May 2019 #12

Don't say that! Guillaumeb already thinks there is only one MineralMan May 2019 #4

Not to mention it's close cousin... uriel1972 May 2019 #15

Not exactly... uriel1972 May 2019 #14

There is no Noble prize in math Midnightwalk May 2019 #8

You're right. Physics it is, then. MineralMan May 2019 #9

S.T.F.U. ALL OF YIZ ! 3Hotdogs May 2019 #13