Trips-Over-Tail t1_jadik45 wrote
Inflation and heat death would seem to preclude this. The universe might have infinite time, but the era of the universe in which work can be achieved or that atoms can exist is not infinite.
Umpteenth_zebra t1_jae4bjs wrote
Actually there's this cool concept about quantum randomness creating something from nothing. So there could be an infinite number of universes spontaneously appear in an otherwise maximum entropy environment. Try searching for boltzman brains.
Trips-Over-Tail t1_jae75gk wrote
How does the word "eventually" translate to entirely different timelines operating under different laws of physics, different spacial dimensions, and different subatomic particles?
Umpteenth_zebra t1_jaemiow wrote
I'm pretty sure they would operate under the same laws of physics, it is after all in the same universe.
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