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November 22nd 08, 05:38 PM
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Are we in a specific configuration of the universe now?
Shouldn't the universe be a probability cloud of all possible
configurations, due to the wave-particle duality of nature? If so, then the universe cannot have any size and age, and we cannot be in any specific configuration of the universe, but rather in all possible configurations simultaneously. 
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