I don't think it's necessary to use the possibility that the universe
was once a singularity to say the universe breaks "its own rules." The
rule is that of causality, and we know this rule is constantly broken,
that causality may be something of an illusion based on probability and
the statistical "law of large numbers" rather than something inherent to
existence.
It reminds me a little of the Buddhist and Hindu idea of karma -- what
you do has consequences. We know those consequences are not preordained
but just made more likely when you behave certain ways.
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