Another weird thing to break your head on, which I've asked several lecturers but never got a clear answer on:
When you compress any amount of mass within a small enough volume, you get a black hole. Nothing then can escape this black holes event horizon. Because the universe strated out infinitely small and then expanded, it seems true that at least at some point after the big bang the matter of the universe was compressed enough to meet the black hole criterium. So how could it expand? Were there mainly photons (which are massless) when the universe was small? Or do we live inside a giant black hole or something?
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You sound like Buffy after they dragged her back from Heaven.
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I want to open a school for MB's lost boys and teach them basic coping skills and build up their self esteem and strengthen their emotional intelligence and teach them about vegetables and institutionalized racism and sexism and then they'll all build a bronze statue of me in my honor and my bronzed titties will forever be groped by the grubby paws of you ****ing whiny pathetic white boys.
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