Current Events > If you believe in an infinite multiverse then that means DC and Marvel are real

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Along with every fiction book you find in the library would technically be real stories that happened. Before you ask yes I'm high.

No, it doesn't.

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Would they have similar physics rules? A slight adjustment to this universe physics means no life as we know it. So unless the magic comes technology or quantum physics like MCU likes to abuse then I don't see it happening

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Gasp, Super Smash Bros really happened?!?!?!????
#Makeanimereal

I remember when me qnd a friend were high once, he discolored gravity.

Said since the universe is constantly expand and it'd make sense for bigger things to expand more, jumping was just the earth catching up to you. And it's outward momentum and the expansion of the universe is what kept us anchored to the planet.

I on the other hand just assumed that it was just magnetism on an insane scale obviously but still liked his idea.

That was an interesting day.

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I recall something on that idea: in a truly infinite reality or set of realities, every possible circumstance should happen at least once. Can't speak for warping laws of physics though.

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I think our idea of what "infinite" or "omnipotent" should be is very different from what the reality really is or would be

so there's a universe where i'm not a complete manchild virgin loser?

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In an infinite multiverse anything that can happen will, keep in mind what is possible in the first place could be completely different in different universes so basically you are correct if there is such a thing as Infinity...if there is a multiverse but not infinite variety the probability of that very specific thing being true is nearly nonexistent

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KnightofShikari posted...

so there's a universe where i'm not a complete manchild virgin loser?

There is a universe where you are a porn star

Who let Chris Chan on here?

Mr Hangman posted...

You could have infinite universes that are all different from each other without any of them meeting some specific criteria. For example, there are infinite numbers between 1 and 2, but none of them are equal to 3.

True but I mean infinite as in every possible outcome.

In one of those multiverse I am Spiderman

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If every fictional work is real in an infinite multiverse, what happens with the works where the entire multiverse is destroyed?

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yeah i hope getting isekai'd is real

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Mr Hangman posted...

That's a logical impossibility though. If you're defining "every possible outcome" to include comic book universes, well in those unverses there are mechanisms by which the universes can interact with each other. If that were true, then such universes would put constraints on the others. If one of your possible universes is one in which an unstoppable supervillain travels to and destroys all other universes, then nothing exists.

If there's a supervillain who can destroy all universes wouldn't likewise there be a infinite amount of good guys who have the power to stop that from happening? This opens a can of worms.

Mr Hangman posted...

Yeah, exactly. That's why you can't have a universe with every possible outcome. There has to be some rules on how they can interact, if they interact, for them to be able to coexist.

Yeah you're right. So then some things really are not possible anywhere in existence. Just like 2 + 2 can never equal 5 no matter what universe you live in. What I would like to know is does all this order and rules come from somewhere or was it always there? Existence is strange

It also means God is real. Checkmate atheists
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That's sort of like insisting that every possible combination of numbers exists somewhere within the digits of pi. Can you prove it?

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