Multiverse Theory

[CreativeThinker]

So, I have a belief of there being infinite universes, each one different from the other, meaning that there's one universe for anything you can think of. There's a universe with absolutely nothing, and there's a universe with floating planet-sized donuts.
Maybe each universe has its own God, maybe all of them are controlled by one god, or maybe each has a set of laws that matter follows, which make different outcomes.

 

[fluffy]

Where would they be?

Next to each other in a higher dimension?

Why can't we interact with them?

 

[fractalwalrus]

Where would they be?

Next to each other in a higher dimension?

Why can't we interact with them?

What if it is merely an idea, whose conduit appears to be based in the material, when the concept itself is not?

 

[CreativeThinker]

Where would they be?

Next to each other in a higher dimension?

Why can't we interact with them?

Well, I think that they are in a higher dimension, and they are each protected by barriers made of something that has a higher dimension than normal matter, something that couldn't be thought of, for it's infinitely large.

 

[CreativeThinker]

Even string theory supports the multiverses, since the 7 compacted dimensions can be in different orientations and therefore make new particles and different universes.

 

[LOGICZOMBIE]

Why can't we interact with them?

because most of them are simulated

 

[fractalwalrus]

Why can't we interact with them?

because most of them are simulated

Stimulation theory

 

[LOGICZOMBIE]

Stimulation theory

 

[fractalwalrus]

 

[CreativeThinker]

because most of them are simulated

*all of them actually

 

[LOGICZOMBIE]

because most of them are simulated

*all of them actually

 

[birdsnestfern]

Multiverse, yes. Just know its NOT a simulation. Its real.