| In the multiverse explanation there is a vast multiplicity of parallel worlds in which all possible laws of physics exist. |
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| Until now, the multiverse was a hazy, ill-defined concept-little more than a philosophical trick. |
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| We live in a multiverse, not a universe, and there are 120-something versions of every person. |
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| The very theory of quantum computers already forces upon us a view of physical reality as a multiverse. |
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| That would explain a lot of the nonlocal quatum effects, and allows for the multiverse, hidden variable, and the state vector collapse. |
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| There are infinite possible versions of each world in the multiverse, and many of these have different states of human life and technology on them. |
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| It could be the old chestnut that we live in a multiverse of infinite possibility, where every sliding door decision is a decision that was made both ways. |
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| This is the way magick often works, and shows that the multiverse, if nothing else, has a slappy sense of humour. |
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| Do different parts of the universe expand by different amounts, such that our universe is a single inflationary bubble of a much larger multiverse? |
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| The multiverse contains an infinite number of recombinations. |
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| There are also scientific works showing that there is a real possibility that our universe is just a small part of a huge multiverse, one of a great many different universes. |
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| There appear to be four ways that the advocate of the generic multiverse might resist the above criticism. |
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| If you adopt the idea of the multiverse, the anthropic principle may seem to furnish one of the oddest proofs for the existence of God yet promoted by human minds. |
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| Thirdly, the ontological status of the multiverse theory is, I submit, isomorphic to classical theism. |
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| If you subscribe to the infinite multiverse theory then somewhen, somewhere, Flower and Cook had been given that very puzzle. |
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| However we can all understand that the entire multiverse is energy and each component just separate energy fields of vibrations within it. |
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| The simplest type of parallel world Greene describes is called the quilted multiverse. |
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| Mind you, if you subscribe to the infinite multiverse theory then somewhen, somewhere Bull and I are England's new ball pair. |
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| The same would apply if we live in a multiverse, like the one modeled by the chaotic inflation theory, where any singularity is local and the multiverse is made of a non-countable infinite of inflationary domains. |
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| It is this life energy which is the animating force in the multiverse. |
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| Visible nature is all plasticity and indifference, a multiverse, as one might call it, and not a universe. |
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| Because it represents our universe as a chance universe, special only by the fact that we live in it, the multiverse has been likened to another and more famous anti-design theory, neo-Darwinianism. |
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| There is a standard magical example about working for money that goes along the lines of: Frater Bater does a spell for money and waits for the multiverse to provide him with the readies. |
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| The multiverse theory seems to have become the explanation of choice among scientists for the remarkable bio-friendliness of the observed universe. |
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| Some cosmologists use the word « universe » for each of these causally-disconnected patches, and the word « multiverse » to name the ensemble of all these patches generated by chaotic inflation. |
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| Both theories invoke an infinitely complex unseen agency to explain the universe we do see: the multiverse appeals to hidden universes, theism to a hidden Deity. |
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| In any case, in the mind of some of those who promote the multiverse, new cosmology seems to be more sympathetic with polytheism than with monotheism. |
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| The game's multiverse will contain vast procedural landscapes and user scriptable servers. |
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| Current claims that the multiverse approach predicts the right level for the cosmological constant would then be disproved. |
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| This is a vital point in any multiple universe, or multiverse, model. |
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| In 2015 he voiced Lord Vortech, the evil mastermind who seeks to control the LEGO Multiverse, in the Lego Dimensions video game. |
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| World-renowned landscape artist Charles Jencks is creating the PS1million Crawick Multiverse on the Duke of Buccleuch's Queensberry Estate near Sanquhar. |
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