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Why Parallel Universes?

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07-12-2004 5:08 PM 		Reply to: Message 1 by Mission for Truth
07-12-2004 1:52 PM

zig or zag that is the question.
I think the idea of multiple universes explains the bizarre natural phenomenon of why outcomes of a predicted event can be actualized by viewing the event. The double slit experiment showed that light behaves like both a wave and a particle. Every possible outcome of a waveform is collapsed into a event. How can all possible outcomes collapse into one event? The answer is that all events take place and depending on which reality/universe you are in is which event takes place. So in universe #1 the light particle goes left and in universe #2 the particle goes right. etc.... The multiverse theory is just one of many to explain Quantum Mechanics. This is my simplistic take on it, other forum members probably have a much better grasp.
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10-26-2004 10:33 AM 		Reply to: Message 54 by The Dread Dormammu
10-26-2004 4:04 AM

Re: Identical hubble volumes
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But I don't mind there is plenty to explore here in our own quant little hubble volume some 30 billion light years in (sic)diamiter.
Not to mention the fact that our own planets oceans are largely unexplored.
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