What do we know from an /x/ perspective about other universes? Science can only guess.
>>42984975>Science can only guessRight. Because the pretend-schizo retards on /x/ grab the tru-tru straight from the asskashic records or some shit.
Doesn't anyone have any past lives in another universe or something? C'monnnn.
>>42984975All possibilities exist simultaneously. The greatest curse and gift is to be able to experience it. Somewhere you live a good life, kicking it with space waifus and experiencing simulations where you are god. Somewhere you are being disemboweled in a back alley. Somewhere you are getting your shit pushed in. It's all happening, all at once.
>>42984975idk watch dragon ball or something
>>42987444>All possibilities exist simultaneously.Yes, but people overestimate what is possible, just because the laws of physics do not forbid it, it doesn't mean it's happening somewhere.For instance, there's no reality where you stop reading this message mid-sentence and go to your roof, and jump off it, in most realities where you began reading this message, at least you finished reading this line. (period)The person that wrote your message isn't one that would randomly kill himself for no reason, so there's no reality with that possibility, likewise, most realities with outcomes like that don't exist, and most are very mundane, like, there's a you that ate this morning a food you had available, and one for each food, but not one that randomly bought a ticket to travel to China and eat something from a Mexican restaurant on there, even though it would have been possible to do so.This distinction is important, anons read that and think there's some reality where they've had sex with every girl they ever met, because having sex with each one is possible.But, not so, there's people that die as virgin incels in all the realities.
>>42987493I think you underestimate probability and what it can create. Yours seems like a scholarly understanding and not a lived one. It's very possible for some redneck at target practice to miss and his bullet to pierce my brain while I'm out for a smoke. It's possible that the stars aligned just perfectly in my childhood where I became the president.I could indeed have fucked every woman on Earth, that would be possible if I were given a simulation to do so or if some unexplainable phenomena was brought to Earth.Yes there are mundane realities where I decided not to have coffee today, but the branching paths don't only lead from one moment to the next. There is a rich tapestry of experience out there, parallel, past and future. There is no "THERE IS NO REALITY WHERE ___ CAN HAPPEN"That's very reductive. A 0% probability is paradoxically, impossible.
And if doors are closed, it's easy to create them.
>>42987534>I could indeed have fucked every woman on EarthAh, you even used the word "woman", because you know there's a certain age for human females you'd not have fucked in any possible world, even though the laws of physics wouldn't forbid it, proving my point.>There is a rich tapestry of experience out there, parallel, past and futureNot if all the past before you were born remains the same, but I don't need to go that far back, give me 5 minutes...Suppose that it's not possible, where you are, for 3 ninja girls to reach your destination in 5 minutes to kill you, because, the nearest one would take 5 minutes and 1 second to do it, or whatever.Then, there's no reality where within 5 minutes 3 ninja girls appear where you are and kill you, by definition.Sure, there's other realities where they are nearby and can do it, but those diverged previously, in the past, so they don't have a version of you right now, it's a different you from a different branch.You can't know this, so you assume it's possible they appear and kill you within 5 minutes, but all of them are too far away, so they can only kill versions of yourself that deviated earlier.
>>42984980Get the fuck out of here dave
>>42984975>What do we know from an /x/ perspective about other universes?That the separation between many universes is not distinct and exclusive but rather a continuous spectrum of overlapping contexts. To exist within a universe isn't necessarily straight forward to describe or measure, and that this challenge implies that every phenomena you experience carries the possibility of being influenced by forces beyond your comprehension.
>>42984975I think the many worlds multiverse theory is a cope. They don't 2qnt to face the fact that deep down physical reality on it's base level is not actually physical. It emerges from a probability feild upon measurement or observation. The natural state is in flux. Thus it only becomes physical when a conscious being needs it to be physical.
>>42987599No.
