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4/6/2016 5:35:51 PM
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Realistic? None of them. They're all speculative. Non-falsifiable hypotheticals isn't what science is about.
As for the ones I like, I like the quantum multiverse, and M-theory. I like them not because I think they're accurate descriptions of nature, but because they invite you to look at the world, "our universe" per say, in a different manner philosophically.
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Well, interesting. But overall do you think a Multiverse might actually exist? Or is that something where you say “No, this is rather something that only appears in Sci-Fi Movies etc.“
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Edited by The Cellar Door: 4/6/2016 6:04:12 PMI think it's something that is impossible to prove as true, and impossible to prove as false. It gains heat because the general public wants there to be a multiverse. I'd rather think about something we can prove.
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Well then. Guess i got a bit smarter :)
