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the deal time can't break and entropy can't repossess, no matter how long it sulks.
means Lasting forever, without beginning or end — or at least seeming to go on indefinitely.
from From Latin aeternus, 'everlasting,' itself a contraction of aeviternus, built on aevum, 'age, lifetime, eternity.' That aevum is a cousin of the same ancient root that gave us 'age' and even 'ever.' It reached English through Old French eternel in the medieval period — already wearing its theological robes, since the word was doing heavy lifting in talk of God and the soul long before it described love letters or traffic jams.
- black holes
- may outlast every star by googol-scale eons
- language root
- from Latin aeternus, meaning age-lasting
- diamonds lie
- they slowly turn to graphite, just unbearably slowly
- flame at gas
- Turkmenistan crater has burned since 1971
- math forever
- primes are infinite, proven by Euclid
for instance
eternal city rome — capital of italy, called urbs aeterna by ancient romans for its enduring influence