Because the Talmud was completed by the sixth century, there is no possibility of continued development of the oral Torah.

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The Talmud, while a central text in Judaism, does not mark the end of the development of the oral Torah. Jewish law and tradition have continued to evolve through rabbinical commentary, responsa literature, and other texts, adapting to new circumstances and questions throughout history.

Because the Talmud Was Completed by the Sixth Century, There