Who knows? My guess is that not every event would unfold identically every time. That seems far fetched.

There is no regulatory body to seek permission from. It simply doesn't exist.

Most of the interesting things are on the plane where the solar system orbits the sun. There's not a lot of reason to go "off the disc", and there has to be a reason in space travel, since resources are so scarce and costs are so high.

Guess again.

I'm pretty sure there are no countries where "make the customer happy" qualifies as a sound business model.

That's a philosophy, not a plan for making money

If your business model is "make the customer happy", you're going to have a hard time finding investors for your business.

No, there isn't. The flesh scorches long before it's "cooked"

"millions of billions", aka quadrillions.

But I doubt it. Hundreds of billions or around a trillion seems like a more reasonable estimate.

How will you even know when you've created artificial consciousness?

Literally all billboards I've seen have the media company's name on the frame of the billboard (and usually it's Clear Channel).

Many people have done it and lived. Some even did it on purpose.

There are probably creative writing or science fiction subs out there where this post would be appropriate.

But the space between objects in the universe is expanding too. They're not all just moving in an "outward" direction from some central point.

Space is expanding in all directions.

"What does "depict in a 3rd dimension" mean? I don't understand the question.

BTW, the sun won't consume all of the planets. Just Mercury, Venus, and maybe Earth.

Calendars are made-up systems for counting time, so there's really no way of predicting that.

If we stick with the calendar we have, then the year would be 100000002022.

But the Earth and the Sun would be long-since dead by then.