the Universe is one of trillions worlds

[La Mangra]

in the endless space with likely endless dimensions there are innumerable worlds

there are different matters and sometimes different spaces of the same matters

[pikatore]

I recall posting how absurd this thread was, only to see the thread disappear before my eyes, and this new one posted.

Did your hand accidentally hit the delete button? Or was my voice of dissent one that you didn't want in the thread?

[Jinei]

Quote by: La Mangra in the endless space with likely endless dimensions there are innumerable worlds there are different matters and sometimes different spaces of the same matters

What are you talking about? A Universe is not a world and what does that last (bold) sentence mean???

[Dadoo]

Sometimes a reaction is expected, I think.
Sometimes a sign is not intended for you.

hence, I hear,
Every system, a totality.
Though made of same substance, randomized combinants of matter keep the totalities in flux.

I too use E.S.L.
Sometimes one's thoughts supercede one's grasp of one's language. Sometimes a bent ear is requested.

But I don't understand La Mangra, except as a remote Tibetan outpost, in rugged terrain. The embodiment is somewhat akin, I'm sure.

[Jinei]

What pseudo-poetry.

[Thanatos]

Quote by: Jinei What are you talking about? A Universe is not a world and what does that last (bold) sentence mean???

Science fiction often gets it wrong. World, dimension, universe, they all get shuffled together.

For reference:

World. A big ball of rock or some other substance. Often found inside universes in large numbers, usually circling stars and sometimes with this weird blue-green crud called a biosphere growing on their surfaces. Danger: some elements of certain biospheres are known to be highly talkative and annoying.

Universe. A big bubble of space time full of all sorts of stuff like planets and stars. Our part of it has four dimensions. You can fly around in one with relative ease (if you happen to have a rocket ship) but getting to another one would require complicated hijinks like a wormhole.

Dimension. An axis of motion such as vertical, horizontal and side to side. Time is a dimension although we only travel in one direction along that axis. Read a book called Flatland. There may be additional dimensions. You can travel along another hypothetical dimension but you can't be inside a dimension any more than you can be inside left.

For reference I think there are almost definitely other worlds, probably other dimensions and maybe other universes.

[Jinei]

Quote by: Thanatos Dimension. An axis of motion such as vertical, horizontal and side to side. Time is a dimension although we only travel in one direction along that axis. Read a book called Flatland. There may be additional dimensions. You can travel along another hypothetical dimension but you can't be inside a dimension any more than you can be inside left.

I thought that book was awsome. Much to be learned.

[pikatore]

This thread is getting freaking insane. What the hell is going on anyway? What's with the OP?

[Dadoo]

And celestial monkeys call cheese a tasty yellow beef!

I think, sometimes a thread is not meant to be read!
We choose our adventures and thus create our hypothetical dimensions. What we have in the hand began in the head.
Flatland is a great read!

[pikatore]

Quote by: Dadoo And celestial monkeys call cheese a tasty yellow beef!

Love the mighty boosh reference there.

[stardust]

Goodness. What the hhhh, you people.
Dosen't the string theory or was it the spring theory? whatever, it claims that there are at least eleven dimensions or something like that. =/ Also, the M- theory states that there are at least 10 or 11 dimensions.
--- And there are different matters, different spaces? oh well, Bose-Einstien Condensate, remember? \

[pikatore]

Sorry, but this thread went into crazytown long before it went into theorietical physics.

[Thanatos]

Quote by: pikatore Sorry, but this thread went into crazytown long before it went into theoretical physics.

I'm not even sure why its in p&r. A philosophical approach to things grounded in hard science? I'm not sure how you'd even do that.

Until I figure it out here's more food for thought. I like this hypothesis.

Many-worlds interpretation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

My apologies, but wikipedia did a better job than everything else I was able to find. Basically whenever there is mild uncertainty in the universe whether its the position of a particle or perhaps even what you're going to say next (the brain being composed of particles after all), the universe splits into a set of subuniverses. One subuniverse for each and every state your margin of uncertainty allows things to possibly be in.

In one universe I probably already went to bed. In another I'm going to make myself a cup of tea and do some work after Volconvo. They're all equally real and continually branch off from eachother. If I flip a coin and determining how it would land in advance was impossible due to the Heisenberg uncertainty principle then it lands both heads up and heads down at the same time in different universes.