That’s sort of opposite to another less-well-known ending that Max Tegmark calls “Big Snap”, where an expanding universe increases the “granularity” at which quantum effects apply until that gets large enough to interfere with ordinary physics.
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That’s sort of opposite to another less-well-known ending that Max Tegmark calls “Big Snap”, where an expanding universe increases the “granularity” at which quantum effects apply until that gets large enough to interfere with ordinary physics.