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Heres a question I've been thinking about- Is bedrock on the outside or inside of Minecraft?
Well based on some pictures of a round MC planet such as this-
We can judge that the Minecraft world could be round. By that theory, breaking bedrock leads into nothingness. Or could it lead into Minecraft space? If it leads into space we go back to our theory of the world or Minecraft being round. But you don't look up in the sky and see bedrock, do you?
But just like the real world, bedrock is underground, but it doesn't lead to nothing.
In the Nether, if you dig straight up you get to bedrock. And above that bedrock is nothingness. So between top layer bedrock and nether layer bedrock, there is a gravity space that makes you suffocate, right? Therefore bedrock WOULD NOT lead into minecraft space. After all, that is just my theory.
Well based on some pictures of a round MC planet such as this-
We can judge that the Minecraft world could be round. By that theory, breaking bedrock leads into nothingness. Or could it lead into Minecraft space? If it leads into space we go back to our theory of the world or Minecraft being round. But you don't look up in the sky and see bedrock, do you?
But just like the real world, bedrock is underground, but it doesn't lead to nothing.
In the Nether, if you dig straight up you get to bedrock. And above that bedrock is nothingness. So between top layer bedrock and nether layer bedrock, there is a gravity space that makes you suffocate, right? Therefore bedrock WOULD NOT lead into minecraft space. After all, that is just my theory.
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...but maybe the Minecraft world is inside out, with the bedrock being the outermost layer.
Wait, but then the Nether would be underneath the bedrock which means that it's on the outside in this case..
So maybe..
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I give up.