What if you lay down the bong?

Nope. Someone just started a universe simulator on their shitty compaq computer.

maybe

What if the universe is a single photon expanding in its own bubble of spacetime, a bud off a previous universes' heat death?

But then who was phone?

>>4623222
The universe is by definition a black hole

>>4624919
If the universe is a hole, then what's it a hole IN?

>>4624937
God's ass? Who knows, man.

wow.

what if our universe is just an "atom" , surrounded by an infinite number of others "atoms"

What if god isn't real?

what if your wife orbits my dick?

>>4625291
What if you have to believe in something which is not true?

>>4625299
What if nothing is true and everything is permitted?

what if god was the bad guy?

Why didn't froldo just fly with the eagles?

Why are is am!

What if Zelda was a girl?

>>4625305
What if you try and shoe-horn in shitty sci-fi to justify an historic adventure game which could just as easily stand on its own as conspiracy theories throughout the ages and would be a much better series for it.

White dwarfs don't explode into black holes.
There is no "final stage" of a white dwarf, they are the final stage.

What if there was absolutely nothing, and then something same from nothing because of some quantum asspull or something, then that caused the Big Bang?

>>4625352
nah

>>4625341
> There is no "final stage" of a white dwarf, they are the final stage.

To full autistic on you, a White Dwarf is not the final stage. There may be a stellar companion contributing mass, hence causing a nova explosion, which could result in a Black Hole. Also, any White Dwarf left to its own devices for a long enough period of time turns into a Black Dwarf, which devolves down to near absolute zero, a supremely frigid lump of crystalline carbon and iron. If proton decay exists, the protons will decay (keeping the mass a tiny bit above the minimum temp above abs. zero) and the Black Dwarf will continue to shrink across many trillions of years, until it baryonically evaporates entirely, totally converting to outflung subatomic particles across Deep Time.

>>4625374
A nova is when the disk of a compact object ignites in nuclear fusion it is nota type 1a supernova.
A type 1a supernova happens when a white dwarf has accreted enough matter to collapse into a neutron star not a black hole. This requires a binary companion and is not the normal evolution of a white dwarf but a special case.
A black dwarf is not distinct from a white dwarf it's just cooler, they are the same thing and hence the term is not commonly used.
Of course they decay so does everything else, that isn't really a stage of evolution of the white dwarf as it apples to matter in general. And anyway while decaying it's still a white dwarf.

>>4625399
not* a type 1a supernova.

>>4625352
>>4625352
Quantum asspull, you say? Someone give this man a Nobel prize!

What if the universe doesn't real?

Everything is energy.

no one knows what the universe is

>>4624916
mother was phone, of course

Wow, OP. Do you think before posting? Your question implies that a white dwarf could exist in an empty void. And don't give me any of that string theory shit.

>>4626606
Empty void?
No such thing

I suppose it's *possible* OP.

But what sort of universe would that look like if it were to occur? Does our universe look like that predicted universe?

What sort of evidence do you have to support this idea?

Ideas are wonderful, OP, imagination is great... but temper it with facts.

what if the big bang was the very end of another universe, like, that universe had cmpletely lost entropy and was just an almost infinite number of the smallest particles there are, basically just single points, but they drifted and drifted until there was an effectively infinite distances between them, and then those points big bang'd and became this and infinite other universes, making us a small part of a huge fucking fractal that just repeats forever.

>>4624875
>mfw this actually makes some sense

>>4626671
>>4624875
Mother of god.

>>4626705
would explain that whole "multiverse" thing pretty nicely and the fractal explanation means it needs no further origin.

What if the universe and the individual were inseparable, and when you look at the world you're looking at the real you.

>>4626726
But they are, man, you are the universe, looking upon itself from within itself.

>>4626671
>epic cosmic fractal
Giggity.

I always thought this & i think a lot of people think this. maybe its an idea so deep ingrained in us because its real.

OP, Lee Smolin is already a few lightyears ahead of you on this one, but on the other hand, that means your hypothesis that black holes could connect to or contain other universes is entertained by at least one professional. Give it a read, it's good stuff except maybe the end:

http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fecund_universes