so are laws of physics considered completely fundamental, or could they be different in a parallel universe/multiverse?

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Anonymous Tue Jan 25 21:08:45 2011 No.2413528 [Reply] [Original]

so are laws of physics considered completely fundamental, or could they be different in a parallel universe/multiverse?

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 25 21:09:45 2011 No.2413536 in this universe, they are thought to be fundamental, at least in the dimensions we can measure them in.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 25 21:10:45 2011 No.2413541 It is generally assumed that in a different system of celestial bodies, with entirely different fundamental elements, the physical laws are subject to that system.

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>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 25 21:10:45 2011 No.2413544 God creates different universes with different physical constants everytime

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