Saw it the other day already.
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Which makes the connection to a causality unknown before.
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Which proves the temporal causality which before was the pool paradox.
Without the causality, there would not have been any correlation, and the correlation is there, but now we can choose how to make the balls collide in order to sink the particles. to create the warp, or not which chaos makes difficult to see, unless.
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So barbie too
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However, the paradox in question appears as well to have special paradoxes wince time itself remains quantum in such cases.
Temporal mechanics demonstrates how quantum mechanics becomes applicable when nothing is certain.
A wormhole would displace the ball, but the kinetics of displacement, are not necessarily temporal.
To illustrate, since gravitational waves have inertia, does time have entropy? Would explain gravity.
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Matter displaces, but not it’s forces which makes the warp, causing the temporal polarity.
Then how to displace matter from time, Einstein me like, acceleration is out of the question, yet in relative motion, a polarity is not out of the question to occur, and voila.
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Yet, the energy discharge would be like a lightning bolt, however, the arriving energy would be only the matter since it would travel in time, rather space.
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A black hole is a not a special but temporal event horizon.
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In relative terms, the universes mass becomes infinite to exist out of the noninfinite, which makes finite 
The transaction which makes times standing waves.
Temporal gravity.
Please tell me, where is the paradox?
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the paradox is in us, not out there
The truth is out there, paradoxes imply flawed logical reasoning as reality is quite common.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Wi93QqshtGs&pp=ygUcaW5maW5pdGUgbWFzcyBhcmVhIHR1cm5zIHJlZA%3D%3D
With infinite mass, nonfinite mass can be.
Wondered how light doesn’t change over distance like sound does?
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