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Is spacetime fabric generated wherever the mass and energy exists, or does it exists independently of them ?
reddit.comu/lunlulofir — 9 hours ago
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As space time fabric is streching and everything is pulling away on some coordinates , we'll reach those coordinates at some time in future so doesn't that means those coordinates are already higher at higher entropy than us rn?
reddit.comu/lunlulofir — 2 days ago
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As space time fabric is streching and everything is pulling away on some coordinates , we'll reach those coordinates at some time in future so doesn't that means those coordinates are already higher at higher entropy than us rn?
reddit.comu/lunlulofir — 2 days ago
Observation without collapse in the static universe
An intrinsically entangled observer within a zero-entropy global system (S=0) can "know" the universe without causing decoherence because its observation is structural and relational rather than an external measurement that collapses the state. Rather than interacting as a separate entity that injects noise, the internal observer's state is directly entangled with the rest of the system; knowledge is simply the mathematical correlation maintained across the timeless, globally coherent wave function. Under this framework, even a state like thermodynamic Heat Death is not an irreversible loss of information, but merely the asymptotic boundary where all local classical noise drops away—revealing that the total state vector remained fundamentally static, zero-entropy, and fully entangled all along.
u/lunlulofir — 9 hours ago