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Douglas Adams was an irreverent science fiction author; his most famous work is the five-
book "trilogy," the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. The second novel is titled The
Restaurant at the End of the Universe. If we pretend that the restaurant was located at the
end of the universe, after which there was nothing but empty space, what would Douglas
Adam's version of the universe be opposing?

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The Adam's version of the universe which was being opposed in this scenario was that of the cosmological principle.

What is Cosmological principle?

This states that on a large scale, the universe is both homogenous and isotropic. This means that the universe doesn't comprise of only a uniform type of features or characteristics due to the numerous elements present in it.

Due to the fact that the universe contains different types of elements and forms which was opposed in this scenario where it was assumed it was an empty space which isn't true as a result of it in this type of scenario.

This is therefore the main reason why t was chosen as the most appropriate choice in this context.

Read more about Cosmological principle here https://brainly.com/question/2005196

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