What would happen if the Parallel World exsist.
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I don't think the universe is a quarter with two sides. I think it's more like one of those D&D dice with many parallel worlds and not just one or another. I'd probably not care if I met my other self i'd just be like "nice to meet you" then keep walking.
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we would go about our daily lives, because if there was or wasn't one, it wouldn't really affect us unless its actually clashes with our world.
now if your asking what i would do if it did, then i ask the question
how parallel is it?
is it like our world but slightly different or is it like a completely different world.
now if your asking what i would do if it did, then i ask the question
how parallel is it?
is it like our world but slightly different or is it like a completely different world.
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For me, parallel universes solves a question that bugs me every now and then when I've got nothing else on my mind, namely "what do we do when the Big Crunch/heat death of the universe happens?" Granted by that point we'll probably either have completely killed off ourselves and everything for several galaxies around or we'll have evolved into energy beings or something like that, but if not then we'll probably have the tech necessary to move next door keep right on going instead of going down with the universe.
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I think I had played a game about a parallel world specifically a world behind the mirror. For my own point of view, there will be a conflict between the two worlds if you would try to connect each other by some sort of mechanism. The two worlds are the same in some ways but not entirely the same.
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You got the concept of a "parallel universe" wrong. It has nothing to do with "copies" of our universe. It is far more a mathematical possibility that our universe could be a string-membrane - one amongst many others. Just imagine it as a dot in a line, where only Gravitons (hypothetical particles of Gravitation) could travel alongside of the line.
Conclusion: Even if this whole hypothetical theory would prove to be right, it would still be theoretically impossible to send a Human through. So there is no "exploiting of resources", "merging with your other self" or "fucking with your female self".
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Also, when you take time as 4th dimension (which String-Theory also does), there are parallel 3D universes anyway, but this does not equal the Membrane-Concept. There is also not even a theoretical possibly to travel between those, i.e. to travel time - only to force the existing matter back on its calculable time bar.
Conclusion: Even if this whole hypothetical theory would prove to be right, it would still be theoretically impossible to send a Human through. So there is no "exploiting of resources", "merging with your other self" or "fucking with your female self".
*Edit*
Also, when you take time as 4th dimension (which String-Theory also does), there are parallel 3D universes anyway, but this does not equal the Membrane-Concept. There is also not even a theoretical possibly to travel between those, i.e. to travel time - only to force the existing matter back on its calculable time bar.
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Tachyon wrote...
You got the concept of a "parallel universe" wrong. It has nothing to do with "copies" of our universe. It is far more a mathematical possibility that our universe could be a string-membrane - one amongst many others. Just imagine it as a dot in a line, where only Gravitons (hypothetical particles of Gravitation) could travel alongside of the line. Conclusion: Even if this whole hypothetical theory would prove to be right, it would still be theoretically impossible to send a Human through. So there is no "exploiting of resources", "merging with your other self" or "fucking with your female self".
*Edit*
Also, when you take time as 4th dimension (which String-Theory also does), there are parallel 3D universes anyway, but this does not equal the Membrane-Concept. There is also not even a theoretical possibly to travel between those, i.e. to travel time - only to force the existing matter back on its calculable time bar.
I see then it's my bad then....
However, if parallel world does exsist like the multiverse state. How would we know that they really exsist?
String theory is still a theory, there is still no conclusive ebidence to prove this theory. There now we can only imagine that there is a small possibility that multiverse exsist and we can go there.
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zachwolf wrote...
Did no one here watch the movie "the Mist" by Stephen Kingi did and i guess that could be possible since every parallel world could be different
Topic: first i believe in parallel worlds. Second i would probably argue or fight with my other self because we didn't agree on something or one of else is jealous of what the other has.
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About the question posed by OP:
Nothing would happen really, there doesn't appear to be a way that our universe can interact with parallel universes, if any, on an observable level, if it exists.
However, Something that I read recently suggested that evidence from WMAP data may reveal to us that the universe takes on the shape of a dodecahedron massively large across (much farther than presently observable) with a finite size but has the shape of a torus on a 4-D plane. Basically, our present world may be sufficiently "reflected" in all directions billions and billions of light years away, that might constitute as a parallel universe, since its elements are all the same as in this present universe. But if we were to be able to observe it directly, we'd be looking billions and billions of years into the past, regardless of direction.
But more relevantly, M theory has roughly 10^500 solutions, where each solution is a unique universe as I understand it. One of these universes must be that I live happily with a harem of a bunch of women whom I love and who love me.
So where the hell is it?
Nothing would happen really, there doesn't appear to be a way that our universe can interact with parallel universes, if any, on an observable level, if it exists.
However, Something that I read recently suggested that evidence from WMAP data may reveal to us that the universe takes on the shape of a dodecahedron massively large across (much farther than presently observable) with a finite size but has the shape of a torus on a 4-D plane. Basically, our present world may be sufficiently "reflected" in all directions billions and billions of light years away, that might constitute as a parallel universe, since its elements are all the same as in this present universe. But if we were to be able to observe it directly, we'd be looking billions and billions of years into the past, regardless of direction.
But more relevantly, M theory has roughly 10^500 solutions, where each solution is a unique universe as I understand it. One of these universes must be that I live happily with a harem of a bunch of women whom I love and who love me.
So where the hell is it?
