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Michael
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Sad to remember that the heat death of the universe is seemingly inevitable; silly because the time between now and then is without a real measurable comparison.
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Megan
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I'm sure there's a way in which I could have read this where I just sort of kept the momentum going and glossed over things I didn't really understand, and if I had been reading this in that manner, I would have finished long ago. I wish I could just let things BE sometimes. I can't say I truly understand all of this, or even that I understand more than have of it "really well" but dang have I been deep diving anyway
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judith
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Hey por fin entiendo la teoría de la relatividad (un poco)… o sea qué quieres decir que “el tiempo es relativo” no era una expresión sin más sino que es una teoría física real
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Michael
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Chapters 4 and 5 are a little dicey for me. I grasped some of the basic concepts like quarks, the uncertainty principle etc but wished he slow walked us through their effects. That said, it’s incredible that light is both a wave and a particle and that gravity is the weakest force in nature but the controller of the universe’s development. Love a counterintuitive discovery!
— Nov 11, 2026 05:36PM
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judith
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Qué ganas de ver cómo mi pregunta “qué había antes del big bang? Ok, toda la materia estaba unida o muy pegada entre ella, pero dónde estaba flotando? Y antes de eso qué pasó?” se queda sin respuesta💕
— Nov 11, 2026 10:07AM
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