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  The only constant in every aspect of our universe, is change >
  
  If it's ever changing, can there be a moment in which nothing changes? Or everything changes back to some previous state?
  Or maybe it will change so much that nothing ever changes anymore (heat death i guess). >
  
  This is the classoc philosophy thing about never being able to step in the same river twice. >
  
  Idk to properly prove this you’d have to like reverse engineer chaos theory. Everything is bound to happen, the trick is figuring out if it already has.