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[-] Karjalan@lemmy.world 1 points 3 months ago

Because things haven't progressed linearly with the universes evolution, and, as the op stipulates, we are part of one second vs countless billions of years (relatively) till it's theoretical demise, it is possible/probable that we don't know what will happen down the line.

Certain things might change to make it possible that we simply can't predict due to lack of information (the future) and technological difficulties.

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