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Debate Score:48
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What Is Outside The Universe?

Something

Side Score: 26
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He's definitely a sex pest. I'm not gonna argue with you. Even his ex-wife accused him of rape.

This is why I find America so difficult to get my head around. On the one hand, Americans keep telling us they live in the greatest country on Earth. On the other, their leader is a serial sex attacker.

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brontoraptor(28599) Disputed Banned
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While migrants in Europe rape and assault women through taharush gamea, over 1,000 in one night in Cologne, Germany, and you tell us how great migrants are while acting like you don't know what Muslim rape games are...

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brontoraptor(28599) Disputed Banned
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Even his ex-wife accused him of rape

Actually, his ex wives all came out in support for him pre- election. And...you're welcome to provide us video of his ex wife saying "he raped me".

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Frankly, I wish I knew. Leading theories suggest to me that there may be more, but is it in this dimension, even? If it's in another dimension, is it still in 'our' universe?

I'm really only on this side because the definition of the universe that I understand is essentially everything we can possibly quantify.

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Nomenclature(1257) Clarified
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I'm really only on this side because the definition of the universe that I understand is essentially everything we can possibly quantify.

That is true, but dimensions themselves fall under this category.

Some scientists suggest a possible multiverse. There is no physical evidence, obviously, but it would help explain the seemingly perfect conditions of our own universe in terms of the anthropic principle.

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brontoraptor(28599) Disputed Banned
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Some scientists suggest a possible multiverse

So what's outside of the theoretical multiverse...

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EldonG(530) Clarified
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I suppose, but the hypotheticals just get crazy, and not only can I not keep up, I don't even try. It makes for great science fiction and fantasy, but as for reality, it's complex enough.

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Isn't the universe just considered to be everything that exists? Therefore nothing can exist outside of everything that exists.

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Isn't the universe just considered to be everything that exists? Therefore nothing can exist outside of everything that exists.

If the universe is everything that exists then how can it be expanding? There must be something outside for it to expand into.

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xMathFanx(1722) Clarified
3 points

@Nomenclature

If the universe is everything that exists then how can it be expanding? There must be something outside for it to expand into.

I'm glad that we have "the next best thing to a Physicist" amongst our ranks to explain this to us.. LMAO

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Mack(531) Clarified
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I hear physicists claim the universe is expanding into itself, I don't fully understand that idea though. Besides, if something exists 'outside' it is automatically part of everything that exists, and therefore part of the universe.

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xMathFanx(1722) Disputed
2 points

@Nomenclature

If the universe is everything that exists then how can it be expanding? There must be something outside for it to expand into.

LMAO.. Wow.. "Physics Journalist"-- Good one, LOL

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That’s like asking what angle is the 5th corner of a circle. It’s not that there is nothing outside the universe, it’s that there no such thing as outside the universe (unless you take a norrower definition)

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That’s like asking what angle is the 5th corner of a circle.

It is nothing like the question you compared it to, because the question you compared it to is centred on the false premise that circles have corners.

there no such thing as outside the universe

Did you even read through the thread before pompously pretending that you know everything? Clearly, if there were "no such thing as outside the universe" then the universe could not be expanding, because "no such thing" would exist for it to expand into. Even if there is a vast abyss of nothingness outside the universe, it must still exist in a physical sense in order for the universe to expand into it.

Your attitude stinks, Amarel. Your arrogance outweighs your ability to think critically by about a metric ton.

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Amarel(5669) Disputed
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The expansion of the universe is not the same as outward movement. Scientists postulate that in the earliest stages of universal expansion, the rate of expansion was faster than the speed of light. This is not a breach of the known laws of physics because the universe wasn’t moving into or through anything at the speed of light, rather space-time itself was simply expanding. The false premise in my analogy is what makes the analogy valid. It illustrates in clear terms that there is a false premise in your question. Namely that there is such a thing as outside the universe. There isn’t.

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