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I suppose it will be difficult to locate the centre of the universe (the point equal-distant from the outer edge/s) until we actually see the edge of the universe. I understand the principle of the observer as the centre but that is the centre of observation not the centre of physical reality.
I always though maths was used to describe what we see not what we can't see. I suppose I got it all wrong. I watched the BBC - "Dangerous Knowledge" program and I suppose they died from trying to work out what they couldn't see, although they did live in difficult times. So yes we need to be careful with math.
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