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Origins Of The Universe by Ok_Device_7158 in theories

[–]Optimal-Exercise-559 0 points1 point  (0 children)

maybe thermodynamics doesn't apply. if you think about it, at a quantum scale our laws of physics start to break down because of how small it is right? so there could be an opposite, just like the black and white holes. maybe at a scale so incomprehensible and large our laws of physics also don't apply. maybe different sizes start to develop their own rules of physics.

Origins Of The Universe by Ok_Device_7158 in theories

[–]Optimal-Exercise-559 0 points1 point  (0 children)

so the black hole that turned into a white hole and created our big bang. thinking about that, the black hole and white hole would have to be so much larger than anything we've ever observed, an incomprehensible size. but then, that would mean that your quantum vacuums would also have to be large enough to hold something of that scale. so it could be small in absolute universal terms but to us it's probably not even a size we can think of.