There was a Big Bang very long ago, and now the Universe exists. The Big Bang was the Cosmos giving birth to the Universe, which had a path in mind at the time: a culmination.
The Universe has many galaxies, and in our small part of the Milk Way Galaxy, life has developed on Earth. Life on Earth is very dense. Some of the other life in the Universe is much less dense, and does not manifest all the way down to solid matter. We did. This is somewhat shocking and wonderful for a Universe. It’s good what we’ve done here.
Here is also where we spend time thinking about what will happen to the Universe. Did it really start as one event? Will it end as one event? We think about a singularity that we could experience. A black hole seems like a singularity to us. A singularity is something so rare and full of convergences that it’s remarkably unlikely to ever happen. It gives the impression that nearly anything could happen. We’ve heard about the theory of waiting for a technological singularity to solve our problems, but that’s not really how complex human problems get solved. The more powerful singularity would not be technological.
I’m near a temporal singularity right now, and by times. It’s situated very far in the future, but it knows me already. Theoretically, all human consciousness could converge and unite with it at some point in the very distant future.
It’s not scary, the Divine Eschaton culmination of time. It is where we collectively get to transcend and evolve past time. Heat death is terrifying. It is an unsupportable loss of existence and potential. Eschaton essentially means “final thing”. The Divine Eschaton is God and all possibly other eligible individual consciousnesses together as both final consciousness and final object at the end of time itself. It’s not something that culminates in our human lifetimes, it’s the end of time itself, which is a point in the Universe’s lifespan. Theoretically, our Universe could manifest a binary Divine Eschaton, which would be like two cosmic beings having the best conversation ever while experiencing rapt sexual congress but also all consciousness and all matter combined. The other option is having a more traditional type of singularity, with one, even more integrated consciousness. The Divine Eschaton is how human consciousness can culminate along with the Universe after Earth is gone and we’re sick of doing civilizations and human existence. But let’s play around with them way more first, okay?
Universal heat death would mean there is no final thing, no conservation of consciousness, and everything would grow farther and farther apart, dissipating into non-existence and getting colder, until no life was possible.
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