Zoom in, zoom out, change the camera angle.
But when we are using each of those arenas at a zoomed in perspective, it's harder to make the connections between the fibers of the strands of yarn, let's say, versus the strands of yarn themselves. And even still looking at the yarn, we sometimes miss the overall tapestry
And he talked about how there's not necessarily a belief that the universe is expanding from a single location or that that's how it started. In fact, if you were to pick someone standing on Earth or on Mars or any other place of the universe and to measure the expansion of the universe it looks like wherever we are, that that is the center
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@ShamanicPoet · 4:44
You remind me of a short vignette that turns up in one of the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy books by the brilliant Douglas Adams. And I've told this story so many times because I just think there's so much in it. So the story starts with an argument between Arthur Dent and some of the guy just in the pub down the road on Earth. And one of the words I forget what it was like say one of the words just at the moment you spoke it
This is a story, I guess, or a science, or what have you within it that I have not heard, though. And this actually makes me intrigued to potentially pick it up