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Oooooh, thank you for the warning! I got close to religion!I think it is possible (but total speculation) that there may be some interaction of dark matter/energy which could provide a surviving element.
Please keep well away from religion which is not permitted.
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That sounds like great speculation!To answer the question, it would end IF/WHEN the Universe ended (and possibly before) but, according to my model
{\displaystyle \infty } (sometimes called the lemniscate)
there would be a terminal nexus, opening to a BB in the next phase. Unlikely that any dark matter structure would survive that, but this is purely speculative.
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I am able to imagine death better with matter and energy decaying than a soul which is going away, because that would need a bending of the laws of the Physics. And you see, Nature abhors complexion.You have a point there. If there is some surviving "dark energy" one would assume that there had to be some separation mechanism? Perhaps my anthropocentricism showing?
Otherwise you are correct: a mere anthropocentric speculation.
Well, it indeed has one, or my fingers won't have even gone up and down on the keyboard when it was typing this.IG, I really find it difficult to believe that the 95%+ has no effect whatsoever on us.
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Why though?I wasn't thinking of anything like gravity.
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You don't mean to say the 95% of the universe is made up of the so-called soul, do you?Since we know nothing about > 95% of the Universe - who knows?
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Less than 1% perhaps?No. > 95% dark matter/energy.
What % of Earth's mass would you estimate is made of human brain cells?![]()
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IG, I would guess you have to divide that by a couple of billion billion. Maybe more.Less than 1% perhaps?
I assume he was being facetious.IG, I would guess you have to divide that by a couple of billion billion. Maybe more.
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Indeed I was. But how is that related to this thread?I assume he was being facetious.![]()