deep inside of a parallel universe it's getting harder and harder to tell what came first http://grooveshark.com/s/Parallel+Universe/4yTntV?src=5
Check out my thread about this,ITS FASCINATING INDEED! www.hipforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=405035
I was told to never call a crazy person crazy, so I won't address some of the tomfoolery in this thread. Now, let's discuss science. In Quantum Physics it is possible for a particle to exist in two separate spaces at the same time. Therefore, in theory it would be possible for two universes or multiple universes to exist in separate spaces at the same time. This is strictly theoretical and has nothing to do with God or consciousness.
I always wondered what a parallel universe would be of. Would it be the change of scientific laws? Would they be the same laws with new life forms. Would it be very similar but with new life choices? Maybe even every and all
i think the most popular opinion is that in a multiverse with an infinite number of "universes" many would contain different laws of physics and would be much different than our own, but since there would be infinitely many universes, a possibly infinite number of them would be very close to our own, just slightly different in some way, such as historical events having a different outcome, and quite possibly some (many?) that are *just* like ours.
Infinitely many universes ? Infinity Jo counts to one and there-after is hopelessly inane . Recommendation : count to one and take an infinite breath .
I just thought off of a spin off quote.... They say "The mind is a beautiful thing not to waste...." I say: The mind is a beautiful thing not to cage....
My understanding is that string theory has recently been disproven by mathematics and new observations of the universe. Whether that means parallel universes are not possible, I'm not sure. And didn't Hawking recently say time travel is impossible? Why else is Sheldon Cooper in such a funk? Doesn't everyone watch Big Bang Theory? That's where I get all my quantum physics news!
Yeah, but mathematics can not be applied to everything...as in the case of sub atomical particles...the very smallest matter there is...
essentially, well my understanding anyway, is that it is a thought experiment that resolves certain paradoxes in quantum theory, and that there is no overwhelmingly strong evidence against it.
Do thoughts carry any real weight? No. They are not matter,, as we know it. Nor would a soul be, so it would not follow any laws that we know of....as you cannot measure either.
could very well. i see no real objection to the possibility. i had a friend once who tried to make such an objection, but he tried to make it on religious rather then scientific grounds, and i couldn't make sense of his objection on either. to whatever extent i'm permitted to simply believe, yes i believe they exist. but then someone else could just as much believe that they don't. a more interesting question would be what they are. what makes another universe not merely an extention of the one in which we are physically surrounded. well again i have to use the dodge of belief, but my understanding is that the way our universe works at least partially results from the way it came into existence, and that therefor, a differnt roll of the dice, in the first few microseconds of formation, would result in a universe who's very physical laws themselves, would very from our own. so then you have different quantum univereses, each a little different from the next, but not as different as those 'further/more layers, away'