There is evidence, well depending how you look at it, that supports the theory of multiple universes. The evidence is rather complicated and based heavily in quantum physics which I have no experience in. But simply put at an elementary level effect comes before cause. This means that multiple things can happen simotaneously yet only one of these things happens at the same time. This (simply put) means that life itself is a paradox of probability. This also alows speculation into the concept of multiple universes where those things that did not happen actually DID happen. What are your thoughts and feelings on this idea of multiple universes? (If I am unclear please don't hesitate to ask for clarification).
By universes or realities themselves - you may be correct on either or both.
Judging from your quote suggests you're no expert - I am not either, but I am fairly (
not a genius, not exactly
on the dot either.) interested in this.
In the universe, it's known (or theorised?) that we are only able to
see 3% of light, be it
from the sun, or anywhere else. Now, while the
sun is distorted through the atmosphere, being how we have a
blue sky and
red sunset ("lightwaves" as I prefer call it), it's reasonable to assume that the 97% we can't see,
has something else.Also, there are theories for the possible alternate realities (SG-1 fan
anyone? (Oh, that's not the only reason I know some of this.)),
quite literally where "something else happened", from your head thinking differently to the Hundred Years War not happening. Think about it as the Grandfather Paradox, in this reality I am a 13 year old boy who cares more for morality than quite literally anything else, if I don't have my morality I'm not me, plain and simple. Meanwhile a few years back when say, (and this is part of the Grandfather Paradox) and, this is truely strange. Depending on how you think will change what you will think later, plain and simple, it's easy to assume, because sometimes you can just drift off and think about something which will make you think about something and so on so forth, until you may actually
learn something, just a child picking a flower can change your course of mind and completely change the future (oh, and don't feel threatened), which may make my mother think differently, and thus even more differently (so on so forth), and, it may easily make me cease to exist. Even something smaller, like a wind blowing, sometimes your walkin' and talkin' and a large draft goes through your hair, "Gosh that's a bloody strong wind!" you could generally hear from friends and familiy, thus making you drift off from your current topic etc etc.
Another theory (half a theory, as it has been proven) is that not everything, sadly, can be accurately predicted, and I forgot the name of it, but it's one to do with earthquakes.
In this case, the man reeled in a stone tile (quite large) to him, with the perfectly same cable and perfectly same tile, he got different results by doing everything pretty much exactly the same (I am currently thinking of ANYTHING that would prove this wrong, only gravitational pull from orbit can come to my head, which is a long-shot). The first time was 3 large pulls, the second was 4 medium. That was completely random but related to alternate realities - I'm attempting to think of possibly an earthquake being caused in one reality, while the exact same sequence of actions were perfectly the same, until that moment.
The point is, by your term of "multiple universes", the chances are probably quite high, but it has not been
proven, if it's not proven then I'm not sure, but I am open to it!
Hrmm, I wonder why they don't teach this in Year 8 Science...
- H
