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Is zero divergence a myth? I'm inclined to believe it isn't.
Zero divergence is acceptable in mathematics. Look up Vector Calculus. Titor even uses a vector as an example. I don't see why it couldn't be applied to the universe. It's an equation. Why would his returning back to his original universe be so difficult? Once that path is made, why would another universe need to be created when you could potentially back track?
IMHO -- Titor was telling a white lie.
Zero divergence is acceptable in mathematics. Look up Vector Calculus. Titor even uses a vector as an example. I don't see why it couldn't be applied to the universe. It's an equation. Why would his returning back to his original universe be so difficult? Once that path is made, why would another universe need to be created when you could potentially back track?
IMHO -- Titor was telling a white lie.