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20-12-2022
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olbers' conundrum/paradox appears to be a straightforward inquiry, yet it suggest that the cosmos is finite in age. what is the straightforward question that this paradox poses? how can a singularity have mass but no size? why is the sky dark at night? what caused the big bang? if space and time began with the big bang, what was there before that? why are you always missing one sock from a pair after doing laundry?

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