There's an end to space.

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/ad/ca/dc/adcadcee31ca83e7da1ee8b30d269e3d.jpg

this guy probably bought the idea of bullet repelling charms

We're living in a bubble that's still popping.

just cuz you're inside and cant see it, is the moon not there?

@NinjaQuick not proven

*just watches mildly bemused*

as far as we can tell it goes on forever, there is just a limit to what we can possibly observe

Energy and matter are finite.

He can dodge bullets.. @Uksio

@NinjaQuick unproven

Of all things to be stuck in my head why does it have to be moonman

If there was infinite matter there'd be infinite energy, if there's infinite energy there'd be infinite entropy, if there was infinite entropy we'd not exist.

"Appear" finite is a better term.

false

yes appear finite

@Samaritan sounds like a good problem to have tbh

Universe can't be infinite.

false

It seems to be finite, but is it? For realz? *shrugs*

it totally can

Anything can be anything with the power of friendship!

The *stuff* beyond the universe could be infinite.

But it's not space.

Maybe, appears to be true, but there's an area where we cannot detect.

thats like saying quantum entanglement is impossible

Quantum entanglement is proven.

And we're limited by how blue and red shifts on energy works to how far we can see.

Theorized

The universe is finite.

Prove it

and then turns out we're in a simulation

So, there's known universe and unknown universe.

We are in a simulation.

It doesn't need to be proven empirically, it is simply not possible.

That we know the unknown exists, but know nothing about it.

There's a boundary between the universe and whatever the rules are beyond spacetime.

Well, to be fair, we *assume* the unknown exists

Society itself is a simulation on how humans "should" behave, a social construct is inherently simulated.

Not like a physical boundary

So.. Platonic Ideals, anyone?