"<a href=""https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8A-5gIW0-eI&amp;t=1h07m10s"">1:07:10</a> particle decay: im sure i need to get better understanding of that but wanted to get this out in case there is something novel in this thought &amp; my future layman research throws me off the idea. BIAS1: intuitively i don't like the idea of a 1start &amp; 1end to the universe. Needs to be some kind of loop. BIAS2: heard somewhere that maybe different wavelengths of light travel at different speeds (i assume precision points of C which due to scale matter enough). <br><br>Proposition: could the antimater have traveled somewhat faster from the sphere of bigbang singularity &amp; that is why it wasn't annihilated? &amp; so as the universe 'grows' &amp; matter looses its mass/energy to (radiation?/some other dimension?). Then anti-matter's charge takes over the universe but operates similar enough but the other side of the coin. Sort of like reversing the arrow of charge (time? anti-time?). Now antimatter make the same 'growth' AKA transition to (radiation?/some other dimension?) &amp; there they annihilate each other which has the effect of creating a big bang in a future universe?       <br>(bow emoji)<br>I guess the likes on this will be the filter for if anyone should pay attention to this", as i have no other idea for outlet to these thoughts... AF + his podcast so makes me want to start one. Since i dont get many likes on my YT comments is discouraging. (not like begging - be true/judicious with your LIKE)<br>(hard for me to believe there is no bow emoji)