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Old 01-04-2013, 06:52 PM
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Default blackholes as only forward time machines for eternal return antifreezing

basically in the big bang big crunch theory everything repeats over and over due to matter determinimism

this eternal return seemed to have caused nietzche insanity and if you got to really believe that is quite understandable

unfortunately he didnt get to know about einstein and his theory of relativity and blackholes

basically if matter falls into a blackhole, taking matter as an observer:

for every second in earth one second pass as a meteorite falls into a blackhole
1.5-2
1.75-4
1.875-8
2-infinity
3-?

though it could be calculated geomatrically taking into account this is a way in perspective that does that X

so in few words thank to blackholes every aeon, bigcrunch bigbang, has slightly more matter being therefore slightly different which points to an eternal recurrence that is not forzen nor stagnanted but an evolving one
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