>there's only finite matter/energy (counting out quantum fluctuation)
>the mass exists within 3D+1 space
>thus there is a point after which you won't find matter/energy
>thus the matter/energy occupies an area which has boundaries and topology
>thus there is a center to this are
>that is the center of the universe
prove me wrong
>the mass exists within 3D+1 space
>thus there is a point after which you won't find matter/energy
>thus the matter/energy occupies an area which has boundaries and topology
>thus there is a center to this are
>that is the center of the universe
prove me wrong
