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4900669 No.4900669 [Reply] [Original]

Is there a multiverse?

>> No.4900674

yes

>> No.4900672

yes

>> No.4900675

maybe

>> No.4900679

no

>> No.4900680

maybe

>> No.4900681

no

>> No.4900684
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4900684

We aren't sure.

>> No.4900688

maybe, but highly unpropable that other universes contain life forms

>> No.4900691

No, but there is an omniverse

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4900692

Don't make me say it.

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4900694

>>4900672
>>4900674
>>4900675
>>4900679
>>4900680
>>4900681
>>4900684

God dammit /sci/

>> No.4900696

Yes

>> No.4900704

Maybe

>> No.4900723

It's practically necessitated by string theory, when it has so many possible solutions which are antithetical to complex organisms.

Eternal Inflation theory is a pretty elegant theory which would describe the multiverse as providing an infinite number of universes, using as only starting conditions a singularity of space and time at negative infinite time, the correctness of string theory, and a random starting position of all the field parameters.

If string theory is correct, then I am almost certain there is indeed a multiverse. If string theory is incorrect, then I do not know.

>> No.4900732

Multiverses pave the way for supernatural beings

>> No.4900760

So somewhere, out there, I'm banging emma watson? And the dinosaurs never died out?

>> No.4900772

>>4900760
nope

>> No.4900776

Maybe. Fractals are too weird.

>> No.4900787

Yes.

>> No.4900792

>>4900723
>string theory

Stopped reading there.

>> No.4900795

IF ONLY there was a 2+1 dimensional stable solution in string theory

IF ONLY

All of the animes would be real

>> No.4900854

Probably

>> No.4900863

>>4900795
Waifufags heads would explode.

>> No.4900872

>>4900795
Doesn't mean our universe alone is small enough to not contain everyone's fantasy.

>> No.4900882

Yes

>> No.4900895

No

>> No.4900900

Possibly

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4900901

>>4900795
>Animes

>> No.4900908

Looking from some universes, there is a multiverse. Looking from others, there isn't.

>> No.4900917

I'm pretty sure there is.

>> No.4900943

Certainly

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4900949

Yes; pic related

>> No.4900957

>>4900949

Omg Julia/Mandelbrot set XD so edgy!

>> No.4900963

is there an answer to finding a multiverse or lack thereof and asking "why is there this and not something else?"

>> No.4900983

Yes

>> No.4900998
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4900998

>>4900669
1) I doubt you have any idea what a "multiverse" actually fucking is

2) This is a very very very very very very shitty thread

3) NO. We have no scientific evidence WHATSOFUCKINGEVER of a "multiverse".

4) \thread

>> No.4901010

Eh, I guess so.

>> No.4901012

>>4900998

inb4 the only evidence we need is our own existence.

>> No.4901015
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4901015

It's meaningless!

If it exists, if it there is an infinite multiple numbers of universes, we won't be able to even notice them. If they don't exist and this universe is all alone, we still won't be able to look outside of it. If there are 34 other universes and that's it, we won't be able to know either.

But if we are able to know, if somehow a second universe says "hi" to us in any way, then I wouldn't call it another universe, I'd say it's part of our own. So I don't like the word "multiverse" to begin with. "Universe" means, to me, what exists in its entirety, so if you prove there is anything more than what we know, I'd only say we didn't know everything (and we don't anyway) and add that new thing to my concept of universe.

Whoever says otherwise eats poo.

>> No.4901025

>>4901015
But what if I'm into scat?

>> No.4901027

Sure, why not?

>> No.4901032

Yes.

>> No.4901041

>>4901025
Then you have a free ticket to believe in wild fantasies.

>> No.4901073

Definitely

>> No.4901093

>>4901041
>Free ticket to believe in wild fantasies

This is /sci/ - science and math

I think you are looking for religion --->/x/

>> No.4901100

>>4901093
>Implying they're not the same

>> No.4901103
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>>4901093
Why are your jimmies even rustled?

>> No.4901113

>>4901100

don't you date

OT: assuming we believe the theories about how the universe was created, such as that it started from a singularity, then yes, we can simply say that whatever happened to start our universe happened in other realms of space and time to start other universes.

I've never even been to /sci/ before this, and I'm already getting mind fucked

>> No.4901121

>>4901113
You have a talent for being a religious nut given you are so sure about such a silly assumption.

>> No.4901126

>>4900957
>XD so edgy!
You fuck off.

>> No.4901132

If an astronaut from our universe entered another one where the laws of physics were slightly different, would he or she die from the change?

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>>4901132
No, he would be a thinking marshmellow floating in blue lava. But that would make a lot of sense in that universe, much more than if he was an astronaut.

>> No.4901163

>>4900792

Why do you actively shut your mind against any sort of knowledge at all? Why do you feel the need to take pride in your wilful ignorance?

Besides, any theory with a free scalar field to screw around with would suffice.

>> No.4901170

>>4901100
>implying science is a religion

0/10000

>> No.4901205

>>4901132
Depends on the universe.

>> No.4901276

Yep