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It isn't just a linguistic trick: it is pointing out that there exist ways in which a dimension can end, even if the particular way is nothing like the other.
I thought the inquiry referred more to what was the cause of the Big Bang than to what was happening across the y-axis of the timeline.
If I'm not mistaken, we don't know yet?
Or have we concluded that the Big Bang is some kind of uncaused event?