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Richard Feynman had a satirical theory that any complex mathematical problem/theory when stated in layman's terms becomes self-evident. This is the perfect exam
by question000 5y ago
Richard Feynman had a satirical theory that any complex mathematical problem/theory when stated in layman's terms becomes self-evident. This is the perfect example of this.
There's only one universe, QED.
- historyloop 5y agoThere's a limit to how much we can hypothesize about the nature of other universes, given we don't know if they actually exist. It'd be foolish to claim "QED" either way.
- cowl 5y agoSince we can't possibly know anything about these universes for all intents and purposes we can say that they don't exist. This QED is more than acceptable.
- question000 5y agoI actually think what your saying is foolish. There's no "other universes." As I stated there's only one universe. Seems obvious to me.
- 0xdeadb00f 5y agoYou've made my day haha
- HPsquared 5y agoAsk any student of etymology and they'll give a similar answer.
- Enginerrrd 5y agoThere's only one directly observable universe* There may be other universes created by whatever mechanism created ours. It is possible also that in some such mechanisms, indirect effects of those universes may be observable.