Recently, I developed a theory regarding the notion that time and space have no beginning and no end. The idea is relatively simple and can be explained with nothing more than a line.
So here it is:
Let's say you have a line...
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Now from our perspective we can clearly see a definite beginning and end of the line...
Now say one is to cut the line into halves over and over again...
Theoretically, the line would never stop being cut into two because each piece that is created from the split can be split into two once more.
What this means is that although from our perspective the line has a starting and ending point, the line is, in fact, an infinite shape with no beginning or end.
So what does this mean?
Well, philosophers and scientist often use lines to represent the idea of time and space. In theory, if a line, from one perspective, can have a definite beginning and end, but from a perspective much smaller than our own have the appearance of being infinitesimal, can't the same apply to time and space?
From our perspective the two may not seem to have two end points, but from another larger perspective, the two may have two end points.
Let me know what you think...
I'm just rambling.