What is everything really? All of it?

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In summary, "everything" refers to the entirety of all things that exist, with theories about its origin including the Big Bang, multiple universes, or a cyclic universe. The concept of purpose or meaning to everything is subjective and can be explained by the laws of physics, evolution, or a higher power. Humans are a small but significant part of everything, and while we may never fully understand it, our goal as scientists is to continuously gain knowledge and understanding.
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You keep asking what caused it and you get to Big Bang.maybe you’re smarter and can go further back.but does it end?and even if it does or doesn’t?why do everything,equations,ideas and physical things exist?what is all this?everything?are you feeling what I’m trying to ask?existence scares me
 
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We do not discuss these topics on PF and recommend a philosophy forum.

There are no final answers possible.
 
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1. What is the definition of "everything"?

The term "everything" refers to the entirety of the universe, including all matter, energy, and space.

2. How did everything come into existence?

This is a complex and ongoing area of scientific research. The most widely accepted theory is the Big Bang, which suggests that the universe began as a singularity and has been expanding ever since.

3. Is there an end to everything?

There is currently no scientific evidence to suggest that there is an end to everything. The universe is constantly expanding, and it is unknown if it will continue to do so indefinitely or eventually reach a point of collapse.

4. Can we ever fully understand everything?

As humans, our understanding of the universe is limited by our capabilities and technologies. While we have made great strides in understanding the workings of the universe, it is likely that there will always be more to discover and understand.

5. Are there multiple versions of everything?

Some theories, such as the multiverse theory, suggest that there may be multiple versions of everything within different universes. However, this is still a highly debated and unproven concept in the scientific community.

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