Is the world made of increasingly smaller and smaller things to infinity. Or is it finite, so that ultimately everything is made of nothing. Then, how one nothing makes things, and another is just empty space.
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it's like we're in some king of fractal block world
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btw this reminds me of the idea of atomos "indivisible particles" in ancient greece and how this exact question was pretty much asked, with philosophers like aristotle rejecting the idea of this indivisible matter
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i don't mention the hypothesis about preons, because theres 0 stuff that proves their existence also there aren't multiple universes in particles? quarks are point-like, they have no size also dark matter is some pretty elusive stuff that makes up ~27% of the universe (matter is 4%) and we can only detect because it imposes a strong gravitational influence on stuff even though there may not be enough matter to impose such gravity, very little is known of it because of this
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what is dark matter
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i think you're talking about the hit game "tasty planet forever", specifically the final main level of the final chapter, where you play as the iconic grey goo, and once you eat the universe, it's revealed that all the other universes are just quarks.
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um there are theroys about stuff that lie within quarks, that lead to multiple universes
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id:3415687 got this, hopefully it helps?
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AerospaceFan: Zero is still not smallest
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it's like we're in some king of fractal block world
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the smallest thing is the amount of saves i post for uniproject per day