On Sunday, January 8, 2017 at 5:14:09 PM UTC-5, toadast...@gmail.com wrote:   
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   In attempt to clarify, not belabor a point that might   
   just be keeping up with wrong;   
      
   a certain need to complete some all-subsuming symmetry   
   appears, which prompts a sighting of the future as a   
   dark sector we know to be there.  Each of us would   
   nominally have a personal light-cone wobbling into this   
   void of interactions-to-be, like the torch of a climber   
   setting out from camp V in the night, on a bid for a   
   mountain summit, somewhere.   
      
   A singularity in the most distant future would seem a   
   logical necessity if this place is VERY slowly   
   accelerating in its evaporation, one day to grow hot   
   and tiny and dense and, at a glance, a mirror image of   
   what is already described in the past.  A big bang!   
      
   Naively, I believe it would be very difficult to clearly   
   distinguish as an observer, whether I am in an expanding   
   universe, or accelerating into the future within an   
   evaporating black hole; a space-time conceivably of order   
   10^29 times greater in size than what we can see, in the   
   past.   
      
   Cheers,   
   mj horn   
      
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