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[Vanillasky]

We are never sure of the vastness of this universe what if, we are the bacteria inside the cell of a huge fish rectum and black hole is one of the cells of elimination passage.

Let me put this way if universe is infinite,why we consider things huge and small in comparison to us.What if these physics theories hold only in this universe which may be a single cell of a huge huge body and we can never imagine or think what's outside. I think we have misjudged and mislead by our own existence and by taking things relative to our own size and location

For a living bacteria or any micro organism the rules and laws of physics may be the same but it will consider in traveling at a phenomenal speed in respect to it's own to travel out side the body, if it knows there is any universe out side it.

[Spiral Out]

This is a question of scale. I've always wondered where we resided on the scale of the universe. I believe the universe must have "infinite" scalability. All things must be comprised of some smaller part, and it appears that all smaller parts are part of larger systems. We are a smaller part of a greater system, and we are made of smaller parts as well. Simply because we cannot currently see the smaller parts and the larger system, doesn't mean they're not there.

[Stanley Huang]

Vanillasky, you asked many interesting questions.

From your question, I want to ask you: If there is another universe, is it possible that another universe can have a different natural law to this universe?

Because I feel it is possible that one universe can have a different natural law to another universe.

Scientists use what we feel in this earth to ask what it is possible in another planet that we cannot see, even though we may still have many questions to ask.

Ok.