I've been wondering about a couple of things and I think they are just coming together. E=mcsquared, so I have always thought that ya know, this is evident since after the big bang, and so, you could determine the size of the universe at any time after that singularity using that equation, I mean it could be summed up. But, I have heard a lot about this recently, it occurs to me that no matter which direction you look in, you can see an equivalent amount into totality, meaning time. i.e you can see about 14.5 or so billions years into the past in any which way you choose.
Interesting. Unless time is slowing down. The question is, now that we have the fundamentals, what gives? Does it not follow that since this equation has a static finite constant answer that there must be a unknown variable that allows for the discrepancy in the equation. I am interested in what this may be. Is it free love, or a planet with an unlimited supply of ebony?