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Originally Posted by AntonioLao

Macroscopic phenomena seem to go into cycles: life and death, night and day, the seasons, but in the microscopic world, cycles do not exist: matter predominate over antimatter, all neutrinos are left-handed, time flows in one direction, etc.

I believe that is due to the generalization that occurs in the growth of terms. The term day, for example, is much bigger than the term neutrinos, not due to the size, or how many things it affects, or how general it is as definition, but bigger in the sense of size from which it is seen.

Anyway, if you see, female-male, life-death, day-night, etc, are not of the macro world, they are of the middle world. The macro world is that of cosmology and macro universes. And, I believe, in this macro scale things are just like the macro scale, more of one than equality. For example, there is more space inside the universe than outside (if at all outside), there are more curved universes than flat, there is more loss or more gain of energy (depending on each universe), than the opposite...So, in micro it's extreme to one side, in middle it's centre, and in macro it's extreme the opposite site. This is a simple concept.