It also appears that creators sometimes favor the Big Bang method of universe construction, and at other… — Terry Pratchett
It also appears that creators sometimes favor the Big Bang method of universe construction, and at other times use the more gentle methods of Continuous Creation. This follows studies by cosmotherapists which have revealed that the violence of the Big Bang can give a universe serious psychological problems when it gets older. (p. 134)
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