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lets start with one thing is the multiverse real? like if you look at theories that are you universe is linked with other versions that happen simultaneously. So if that is true or humans can prove it, Could we travel to these linked realities?

>> No.9184959

There are plenty of theories about a multiverse, but there is no proof whatsoever and they have no predictive power right now. They're basically worthless.

If other worlds exist, then being able to travel to them would depend on which multiverse theory is correct. We just don't know.

At this point, though, believing that the multiverse is real is about as scientific as a religion

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9184960

No. Unfortunately, there is not an alternate universe where you're not a retard.

>> No.9184964
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9184964

>>9184955
One God, one Universe.

There is nothing outside the Universe we can even begin to look for.

>> No.9184969

>>9184959
exactly that's the problem with them. they have no real value in science because theres no proof. until we get technology good enough to prove it. we dont even know its real. so like you said there as scientific as religion

>> No.9184970

The universe is infinite

Every few forevers, a Big Bang happens due to quantum entanglement

>> No.9184974

>>9184964
>One God, one Univers
yeah thats what kinda fucking sucks is that there soooo much to discover and these topics are so futuristic and interesting

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9185141

What a terrible thread.

>> No.9185169

>>9184969
k go back to your engineering degree anon, there is a whole group of scientists called theoreticians

>> No.9185349

Although I am one of the people who believe it exists, it is almost impossible to prove.

Where does it start? What would cause a split? Say I come to a turn and I can go left or right. Then left or right again, so on and so forth. But is that where it starts?

In theory every single action anything takes, no matter what it is, would result in another reality being created. If the theory was true, there would literally be an infinite number of realities.

Impossible? No. But to prove it is not possible with the technology today.

>> No.9185361

>>9184970
heh, i like popsci too bro

whre r u gonna apply when we graduate HS??

>> No.9185376

>>9184955
>exit of wormhole

Yeah, no, that's not how it works. There are two entrances to a wormhole, but they both lead to the same place: a singularity. Once you go in at EITHER end, you are doomed.

>> No.9185434

yo why errybody trippin off what other universes b like when yall should b trippin off what in-between universes b like

>> No.9185718

>when you realize that multiverse theory was bullshit from the beginning because the "parallel universes" that are supposed to exist alongside the universe are really just configuration states that the universe has yet to assume.
I'm not saying there's a universe where your waifu exists. I'm saying that given enough time your waifu will exist in our universe somewhere.

>> No.9185719

>>9184955
multiverse =/= many-worlds

>> No.9186828

>>9184955
No. In the only theory about the Multiverse that makes sense (The pocket universe one) the distances are so great that it would be impossible to reach those universes. Many-Worlds is bullshit. If it were real, then that wouldn't mean that "oh there's a universe where Hitler was born a girl or where I'm a rich person) since everything on a macroscale happens in a deterministic universe. You have no choices in life, it's just one straight line you can't see.