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I have read that one of the problems with the big bang theory, which inflation solved/explained, is that although the universe seems to be isotonic, the different regions are so far apart from each other that they would have been unable to "talk" to each other, and so how is it that they "know" to behave the same way. I'm guessing that this means too far apart to have experienced the same thing at the same time. But I'm not sure. Can anyone shed any light (lol) on this problem?