If we travel far enough superluminally into the light cone of a causally separate region where inflation has ended, presumably it might not be fake physics. Or

If we travel far enough superluminally into the light cone of a causally separate region where inflation has ended, presumably it might not be fake physics. Or maybe physics is fake physics, otherwise physicists could then all put their feet up and call it a day. Read our new article exploring these questions and also why the multiverse will speed up your computer, in this month's issue of 'Vague Scientist' - https://www.wired.com/images_blogs/beyond_the_beyond/2009/07/020709.jpg https://www.wired.com/images_blogs/beyond_the_beyond/2009/07... The idea that people talking bollocks is some kind of a new phenomena, is a bewildering kind of meta-bollocks that has resulted from the meme of people shouting fake news. I know otherwise intelligent people in their mid fifties, who have suddenly started insisting that you could trust the press before the internet started all this fake news.