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Certain kinds of it. Time travel to the past in a parallel universe at least doesn't cause any logical problems ('paradoxes') to arise. https://en.wikipedia.o
by chmod775 7y ago
Certain kinds of it.
Time travel to the past in a parallel universe at least doesn't cause any logical problems ('paradoxes') to arise.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_travel#Interacting_many-worlds_interpretation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_travel#Interacting_many-w...
- ekianjo 7y agoAnd where would the information about parallel universes be contained?
- ozzmotik 7y agoi would figure in that parallel universe lol, or if you want to be more general, in some overarching metaversal container leading out to the omniverse at greeter degrees. but that's just me ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
- ekianjo 7y agoSo the universe would be composed of infinite energy?
- mr_mitm 7y agoYou mean everettian worlds? In the wave function.
- Khelavaster 7y agoFar, far away in our infinite space. Further than we can see, because if we look more than 14B light years away we're blinded by the Big Bang of our own creation. Max Tegmark calculated out that parallel universes are probablistically present around 10^21 an 10^23 light years out from us, if matter's about as dense and as randomly distributed as in our universe.