What if we were to travel to the edge of the universe? The problem with this: We will never be able to reach that edge. The universe is expanding faster than we could ever reach it. The so-called "expansion of the universe".

But what we can do is pretend we're going back and forth in time and look at what the universe is building at the end of all days.

~A thought experiment~

Numero Uno - We refer to the totality of the observable as "The Observable Universe". Let us assume that one day matter will disintegrate. It will disintegrate and the universe with it. A process that in cosmology is called "The Big Rip".

In the course of this disintegration process, the last two particles and the distance between them will make up the expansion of the entire observable universe. These last two particles form the observable universe.

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If one of the two particles decays, the entirety of the observable universe forms the last remaining particle. Thus, the entire observable universe represents this last, single particle.

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If we now replace this last, single particle with a person with the question "Who am I?", this person would know that his body now embodies the entirety of the observable universe.

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In this moment, in which the supposedly personal thought ("Who am I?") actually arises from the universe itself, the universe understands and experiences itself subjectively as a "human being" and also understands itself as "the universe experiencing itself".

~ Through itself ~

Through its own creation (humans, etc), the universe looks at itself.

(if there was a flashlight or something similar, because it would be pitch black; otherwise by touch or something, I don't know, who cares. The universe experiencing itself). In any case, this person would become aware of his true nature

-> to be the universe itself

In such a state, the distinction between subject (human being) and object (universe) becomes blurred. Man and universe would thus be indistinguishable from each other, literally at the end of all days.

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Now let another particle appear like the one from just now, and the person would now say: "So the universe speaks through me. I am the universe that subjectively experiences itself as such, through which the universe looks at its creation ~subjectively~ and with the particle over there I therefore form the extent and totality of the observable universe. -> How interesting!"

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Now replace this particle with another person and they both say logically: "So the universe speaks through me. I am the universe that subjectively experiences itself as such, through which the universe looks at its own creation ~subjectively~ and this person over there also experiences himself as such! Thus we form the dimensions and totality of the observable universe. How interesting!"

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Finally, we add the entire universe, back to the state that we can observe as the present universe. The totality of the observable represents the observable universe and let us ask the following question:

"...Who am I?"

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And you were like, original like:

"uh, and...

-> Who are you now?"

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I don't know if you'd be ready for all this... All these words...

"You know, I'll be honest. In my life I've met so many people, talked to so many," I say, 'Did you know that when we look into the universe, we actually become like some kind of a sensory organ of the universe?'

...Oh God, Jesus, you must be thinking that I'm out of my mind. I've traveled to the edge of the universe, explored the deepest depths of myself and now I'm standing here, in front of you, making a fool of myself. I wonder what you think of me now?

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"Huh? What do you mean?"

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"...omg! o.o OK. Take it easy. You can do this..."

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"What?"

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"What?"