theres another idea that i do like, but it has nothing to do with many words.
the multiverse.. how do you even imagine a single universe? like a dust ball floating in nothingness? it just doesn't make any sense to me : )
You're trying to place yourself outside the universe to imagine that, though, which you can't do. So what's outside the universe? Well, nothing. To say that the universe is floating in nothingness makes the nothingness into something but since the universe is all that exists, there's a different kind of nothing that isn't the universe and it isn't outside the universe because there is no outside since the universe is all that exists and that's all we need to know.
you are right. at some point you must have an 'edge' with nothing, or infinity. whichever you like to believe. because 2 bodies can never have 'nothing' between them otherwise they would be attached?
If there were, hypothetically, other universes then that isn't science because it isn't provable, because to prove it would mean an interaction between that universe and this one, which would mean that they were not separate and different.
why would you limit yourself to science? this is just a thought experiment, and theres nothing wrong with it.
Another objection is that you are imagining the different universes ... an infinity of them ,,,, as separated spatially. But why should that be, since the hypothesis is that they are really in different existences altogether. Not all set out in rows or anything like that. So your intuitive problem with "the outside of a universe" isn't resolved.
i wouldnt say infinity of them, because i didnt have the chance to count them yet : )
let me try this differently.. i can think of two major categories..
A. there's only one universe.
B. there are several uni's. but something have to 'separate' them, either its some material, forces, dimensions, or whatever.
i hope this makes sense : )
Whether or not True Randomness exists in nature - I've presented both views.
Without ever clarifying the definition, and while ignoring the half of physics that implies perfect knowledge of state is impossible, so randomness is always present at the quantum level!
My position has been is something is found to be truly random, than everything else must be so.
Somethings are random and some things are not ? Sorry ... can't work that way.
There is no reasoning behind that guess/proclamation. You can safely predict that charge will be preserved. You cannot be as precise about the future position and momentum of an electron.
So, it can work that way.
My take is Elroch is yanking your chains with his dribble. Nobody actually believes that stuff ... come on really? He's gatcha going sideways.
Yeah nobody believes in science and the scientific method. The whole world is ignorant.