What are the theoretical implications if our universe was zero/+/- value in total?
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Thought experiment.
1. Imagine that we've discovered and proven that the sum of all the forces, mass and energy in the universe adds up to zero. What would this mean? What would be some implications and extrapolations of this? Would this mean that, for the lack of better word, time from consciousness point of view is an illusion?
2. Imagine that we've discovered that the total of all forces/mass/energy adds up to a positive value. What would this mean? Would this mean that our universe is, in some way, an energy generator? Or that new energy would be entering our universe?
3. Same as above, but assume that it adds up to a negative value. What would this mean? That energy escapes our universe, or it's somehow being drained?
1. Imagine that we've discovered and proven that the sum of all the forces, mass and energy in the universe adds up to zero. What would this mean? What would be some implications and extrapolations of this? Would this mean that, for the lack of better word, time from consciousness point of view is an illusion?
2. Imagine that we've discovered that the total of all forces/mass/energy adds up to a positive value. What would this mean? Would this mean that our universe is, in some way, an energy generator? Or that new energy would be entering our universe?
3. Same as above, but assume that it adds up to a negative value. What would this mean? That energy escapes our universe, or it's somehow being drained?
