/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12725151

Do you think there's life on Earth?

>>8739942
mars is comfy as fuck

>>8005310
>hurr durr i hate my life on earth so ill go to mars where i can be edgy and emo all I want

sending people on a one way trip to mars is the stupidest most idiotic thing imaginable
mars may look comfy in pics but its an old dead world with NO OXYGEN and NO LIQUID WATER and SHIT GRAVITY
lol good luck aspie

I am unsure if this is the appropriate board for this question, but bear with me.

Unless I misunderstand in some essential way, the multidimensional theory states that there are an infinite number of alternate realities, correct?

And infinite means every eventuality and possibility. Everything that could (and could not) be conceived does exist as its own salient dimension. A universe where people are ducks, or where only the president is a duck, or where the atoms which construct their matter are made up of tiny little ducks.
And every possible iteration in between.


So here is my question:
Since I can conceive of the thought that trans-dimensional travelers could exists, that validates the reality that such an alternate dimension already exists. Knowing the possibility exists means it *does* exist.

Extrapolating on this thought, does this not also validate, infer and essentially guarantee the idea that certain trans-dimensional beings have traveled from their dimension to our own? Or countless other iterations of the same basic idea?

I am decidedly not an /x/phile, and the last thing I want is ramblings about Cthulu here. I am seeking a logical an scientific explanation to my theory, as best can be provided.