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The observable universe of a given observer encompasses the volume of space from which information - particles, radiation - could ever (past, present or future) reach that observer.
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If we were able to prove that the universe is infinite, wouldn't that statistically prove th...
I think you've misunderstood the question and answer that you linked to.
Paraphrasing, that question is, "Given an infinite sequence of real numbers, each one randomly and independently chosen from th …
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