SCENARIO UNIVERSE
One frame doesn't tell the story. Universe is an aggregate of non-simultaneous events.
Einstein's Definition
Universe is an aggregate of non-simultaneous events. With the speed of light, there is no instantaneous Universe.
Each energy event lasts so long - they're an aggregate of non-simultaneous, only partially overlapping, energy events. Energy transformations in finite packages (photons).
Fuller's Addition: Scenario
One frame of the scenario doesn't tell you what the big story means. One picture of a caterpillar doesn't tell you it's going to be a butterfly.
A butterfly flies - it takes many pictures before you can learn how it can fly by the principle.Scenario Universe has no inherent beginning or ending.
The Pole Star Example
When you see the Pole Star, you're seeing light that left 680 years ago. It's a live show - but it happened in the past. The entire universe is this way - no simultaneous "now" across all space.
"What's Outside Outside?"
This question is meaningless in scenario Universe. It's like asking "Which word is the dictionary?" Anyone who says "I wonder what's outside outside" is going back to simultaneous, non-scenario Universe. It has no meaning.
Meaning Emerges from Syntax
Getting any meaning out of things, you need an enormous amount of frames. You get the relationship existing between the frames. The frames are all special cases. The meaning shows in relation to the syntax of it. This is scenario.