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Yeah, when I said "somewhere else" I was kind of scoping it to this universe. I know, so small-minded. Note though that an infinite universe doesn't imply that
by mrec 8y ago
Yeah, when I said "somewhere else" I was kind of scoping it to this universe. I know, so small-minded.
Note though that an infinite universe doesn't imply that everything imaginable occurs within it. There are an infinite number of even integers, but none of them is 3.
- skissane 8y ago> Note though that an infinite universe doesn't imply that everything imaginable occurs within it True, but in an infinite universe, everything with non-zero probability almost surely happens, an infinite number of times. Since our own lives have non-zero probability of existing, a spatially infinite universe implies that almost surely there are an infinite number of exact copies of ourselves existing right now, and an infinite future implies that almost surely our current lives will be exactly repeated an infinite number of times in the future.