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Topic	Do you believe in multiverses?
wpot 09/29/21 1:28:27 AM #15:	No, there's no real evidence for them outside of some hypothetical math. It's a philosophical (and video game) concept moreso than a true scientific concept. Of course, that means I can't prove they don't exist. SaltyAndSweet posted... Time? Gravity? Quantum Physics? None of it. We know a lot, but it's one of those "the more you know the more you realize you don't know" things. We know a lot about how things work (including the crazy spacetime stuff) but not a lot about the bounds of the universe. Maybe the whole universe is a snow globe on an alien's bookshelf. Even if true, if none of us never know that's the case...does it matter?? --- Pronounced "Whup-pot". Say it. Use it. <cite>wpot posted [p:958518520] in Do you bel... [t:79684781]...</cite> <quote>No, there's no real evidence for them outside of some hypothetical math. It's a philosophical (and video game) concept moreso than a true scientific concept. Of course, that means I can't prove they don't exist. SaltyAndSweet posted... </cite> <quote>Time? Gravity? Quantum Physics? None of it.</quote>We know a lot, but it's one of those "the more you know the more you realize you don't know" things. We know a lot about how things work (including the crazy spacetime stuff) but not a lot about the bounds of the universe. Maybe the whole universe is a snow globe on an alien's bookshelf. Even if true, if none of us never know that's the case...does it matter?? --- Pronounced "Whup-pot". Say it. Use it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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