/lit/ - Literature

>>16569038
What does the universe look like when it has reached maximum entropy?
What does universal zero entropy look like?
>Penrose goes on further to state that over enormous scales of time (beyond 10100 years), distance ceases to be meaningful as all mass breaks down into extremely red-shifted photon energy, whereupon time has no influence, and the universe continues to expand without event ∞. This period from Big Bang to infinite expansion Penrose defines as an aeon. The smooth “hairless” infinite oblivion of the previous aeon becomes the low-entropy Big Bang state of the next aeon cycle. Conformal geometry preserves the angles but not the distances of the previous aeon, allowing the new aeon universe to appear quite small at its inception as its phase space starts anew.
Makes more sense than Inflation and current big bang.

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>>16218858
>an esoteric truth
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sure, irrelevant, the kabbalists (for example) were a medieval invention; haven't read his 900 thesis, but that other short work of his was nothing to write home about

>>14939246
" At the same time however, it is no less possible to conceive, that the
perfect number of time will then accomplish a perfect year, when the
celerities of all the eight periods being terminated with reference to each
other, shall have a summit, as they are measured by the circle of that
which subsists according to the same and the similar."

After the demiurgic generation of the spheres, the period of the seven bodies, the animation of them, and the order which the father inserted in them, and also after the various motions of them, the temporal measures of their several periods, and the differences of their apocatastases; the discussion proceeds to the monad of the temporal multitude, and to the one number according to which all motion is measured, under which all other measures are comprehended, and according to which all the life of the world, the all-various evolution of bodies, and the whole of the psychical life, are defined, conformably to an all-perfect period. This period however, ought not to be surveyed doxasticallv, by adding myriads to myriads of years. For thus some are accustomed to speak of it, assuming the accurate apocatastasis of the Moon, and in a similar manner of the Sun, and then adding
the one to the other, and afterwards adding to these, the apocatastases of Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn ; and in the last place, the apocatastasis of the inerratic sphere, to the one common apocatastasis of the planets. After this manner therefore they speak, if the apocatastatic times compared with each other are primary. But if they are not primary, then assuming a common measure, they see according to what numbers this measures each of the given apocatastatic times, and by the number according to which it measures the less of the times they multiply the greater, but by the number according to which it measures the greater, they multiply the less; and thus they have from both multiplication the common time of the apocatastasis of both, and which also is measured by both.

The world resets. As it turns from the Saturnian to the Jovian ages. Last reset was the Big Bang; next one will be when the last black holes go out through hawking radiation. All reality returns to the One, and all scales and clocks are canceled out.