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Olber's Paradox as Arbitrary

Authors: Jeffrey Joseph Wolynski

It is common sense that nature does not have paradoxes it is humans that invent them based off our limited understanding of the natural world. This means that Olber’s Paradox is not a real paradox and can disregarded as arbitrary using modern realizations. It is suggested to the reader to find as many “astronomical paradoxes” as possible and fix them because the majority of them are rooted in failed mathematical assumptions.

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