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@Bubbleverse
“Nature respects thresholds,” you say. But I prefer to look at the light through the cracks of reality with the curiosity of a child. 🌌✨

Where your model sees a "failed" warning light, I see the emergence of the holographic bulk. If space-time is born from entanglement, then those singularities aren't dead ends—they are the windows to the fundamental. ⚛️👁️

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Javier Manuel Martín Alonso Jan 28

@Bubbleverse If you don’t believe in infinity ♾ stop calculating Pi decimals. We’re already at 314 trillion digits!🤯🥧

Yet, 62 decimals are enough to calculate your entire bubble with Planck precision—exactly where singularities emerge 🌀If materialized, they’d be as infinite as an electron’s probability cloud. 🌌⚛️✨💻♾
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Tim Verstynen Jul 21, 2023

Thoughts that you have when watching the latest #AntMan:

- The quantum world operates on Planck time (the unit of time it takes a photon to travel one Planck length), which is roughly 5.39 x 10^-44 seconds.

- The scale of the universe that we subjectively perceive as humans operates at the level of milliseconds (neurons work on the millisecond scale). Let's be conservative and assume that our subjective reality exists at a temporal scale with a lower bound of 1 microsecond (10^-6 seconds).

- There have been roughly 4.35 x 10^23 microseconds since the Big Bang.

- If we existed at the quantum scale, right now our universe would be at less than 1 second after the Big Bang.

It's wild to think about how many microuniverses could conceivably come and go in a single second of our perceived time.

#randomthoughts #quantum #planckscale #reality