What makes anyone think endless time means endless existence? Time is exactly what grinds the universe down. Entropy only rises, expansion keeps accelerating, stars burn out, galaxies fade, black holes evaporate, and you're left with a cold, dilute void where nothing can happen. That's an end. Not a bang, not a reset, just maximum disorder and no usable energy. My opponent can point to speculative bounce models, but speculation isn't evidence. The laws we actually observe point one direction: toward a final, permanent stillness.

[No submission - Time expired]

Imagine a windup toy left on a shelf for a trillion years. It doesn't wind itself back up. My opponent's whole case is basically "if it ended, it'd be nothing, so nothing ever existed," which is circular wordplay, not physics. Something existing now doesn't prove it lasts forever. And yeah, scientists have plenty left to learn, but ignorance about oceans doesn't erase the second law of thermodynamics. Entropy wins. That's the end.