[QUOTE="TheOddQuantum"][QUOTE="Maqda7"] No, parallel universes don't imply that the other universe is running exactly the same with just a different outcome for a particular situation. Maqda7

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[QUOTE="Maqda7"]There is theory (forgot what it's called) which says that for every possible outcome to a certain situation, there is a universe for each outcome. For example, you nearly get ran over by a car. In another universe you do infact get run over by a car. It came up by some young student, it's quite interesting. What Dr. Kaku says is something a bit different. All I have to say is: Stuff like this is what makes me so anxious to study physics in college.Maqda7

Yeah, I appreciate guys like this trying to explain and popularise science to the layman but he is just a nonsensical windbag, although a highly intelligent one :Pbean-with-bacon

That seems to be a slight exaggeration :P

There is theory (forgot what it's called) which says that for every possible outcome to a certain situation, there is a universe for each outcome. For example, you nearly get ran over by a car. In another universe you do infact get run over by a car. It came up by some young student, it's quite interesting. What Dr. Kaku says is something a bit different. All I have to say is: Stuff like this is what makes me so anxious to study physics in college.Maqda7

Saw this a while ago, while the concept and the project itself is intriguing that video is utterly without substance, "genesis in an ocean of nirvana?" I mean honestly, too much metaphor crap.bean-with-bacon

Dr. Michio Kaku re-writes my thoughts on the 'universe' in this video.

Better luck next time.

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I find Zooey Deschanel extremely attractive albeit having a rather silly version of the name "Zoe".

DrSponge

[QUOTE="TheOddQuantum"][QUOTE="Kenny789"]I agree. Nothing quite as mesmerizing :oops:

Kenny789

Exactly.

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