A Brief History of Time The main topic that this book made me think of was the creation of the universe and, more specifically, the precise definition of forever. How can forever be forever? If forever was created at a specific moment, then there had to be something before forever, therefor forever could not be considered forever. If forever was not created at a specific point in time, then it was obviously never created, therefor …
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…is true, then our universe would continue to become smaller with each cycle until its initial force would not powerful enough to create another "Big Bang," preventing the creation of another universe. The prevention of the creation of another universe defines the termination of forever. In conclusion, my theory states that forever is quantifiable, but not predictable. We know that the termination of forever will occur, but we do not know when it will occur.