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Yes. One definition of "everything that exists" is "everything that exists and is connected." We can think of the universe as a directed graph and "everything
by Suncho 14y ago
Yes. One definition of "everything that exists" is "everything that exists and is connected." We can think of the universe as a directed graph and "everything that exists" as nodes that are reachable from where we're standing. From within a sub-universe, "everything that exists" is a subset of "everything that exists" for someone standing in a containing universe.
(P.S. Yes. Hi Lothar. Small world.)