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originally posted by: charles1952
a reply to: Not Authorized
Dear Not Authorized,
Thank you. I don't have such a solid understanding. Surprisingly, I don't think I really want one. Yes, I'm sure the hypothesis will lead to the discovery of something or other down the road, maybe teleportation or infinite energy, but I don't think humanity will change much with those discoveries. Will we become good, wise, selfless, helpful?
But, at least it keeps scientists happy doing something that's fun for them, and that's fine with me.
With respect,
Charles1952
originally posted by: WeAre0ne
By definition, there can be no such thing as a multiverse. Universe is a term that encompasses all that is and all that ever will be. As soon as we find something "outside" of our Universe, that something becomes apart of the Universe. There will only ever be one universe.
mikefougnie
Where did the multiverse come from?
TerryMcGuire
Silly mikefougnie, from the multimultiverse of course.