Good vs. Evil

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duckfan77

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95 Not necessarily. If applied in a nested way, then I can see it, but that requires n deep multi-multiverses.
 

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96 But the multiverse theory states that at any point of choice for any person it creates a new universe. The person who created the multiverse CHOSE to think about it instead of nachos or black holes or what his boss wore to work that day.
 

duckfan77

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95 And that's the other flaw. That's making the assumption that the multiverse was created, rather than being something that just is. If it has a creator, who created the creator? and so on. If you're going to say "they just are," then cut out the middleman and just go with "the multiverse just is."
 

duckfan77

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97 In that case, yes. If the multiverse theory is true, there are infinitely many universes in which it was never even thought of.
 

GamerwithnoGame

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96. I prefer to take a more mechanically minded approach - that there cannot be universes in which the laws of physics do not work in some way. While they might differ from our own, they have to be mechanically functional for that universe to exist. Likewise, if you take the approach that every time a particle could go one way or another and that there are two universes that diverge from that point, while there are an uncountably large number of universes, the vast majority of which are functionally almost identical, that does not equate to infinity.
 

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96. In other news, I've been having some low mood issues today. Been thinking a lot about people I know who have lost their battles with illnesses, both physical and mental. Its kind of been a down day.
 

lenscas

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97. Point. Growth without bound will approach infinity, but isn't, unless given infinite time.
97 you say that, but meanwhile there are numbers like tree(3) that may as well be infinite despite the fact that technically they are not.
 

lenscas

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50 so... anyone an idea on how to make an app for IOS without having access to an Iphone nor a MAC?

(don't ask me why.)