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I think this is where science and religion converges. Religion describes God as all seeing all being, the catch phrase is everything, everywhere, etc. Multi-v
by notastartup 12y ago
I think this is where science and religion converges.
Religion describes God as all seeing all being, the catch phrase is everything, everywhere, etc.
Multi-verse is also something like an omnipresence, an infinite permutation of realities or simple rules that give rise to every possible scenarios.
My one suspicion with multi-verse is that if every possible scenario is possible, isn't there a universe where nothing is possible? Isn't it possible that there's an anti-multiverse universe that cannabalizes other instances of a universe?
Isn't it also possible that there's an equally pro-multiverse universe that creates faster than the anti-multiverse can destroy?
So perhaps like cells, universes are being created and destroyed at an equal rate so that there is only one instance of it (ours).
My brain hurts.
- kazinator 12y ago> So perhaps like cells, universes are being created and destroyed at an equal rate so that there is only one instance of it (ours). The idea here is that universes are not being created or destroyed any more than, say, the integers are being created or destroyed. They just are. The universes in which nothing is possible are probably the universes of the empty set, the zero-dimensional space, an N-dimensional point and such. Not much is possible in some universes which are somewhat more complicated than theses.