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#85
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cannabinoid (09/21/2012) [-] heres a paradox for ya...
if there are infinite other universes each with different variations in their laws of physics,
and if we only discovered the possibility of other universes by figuring out our own laws of physics, there must be atleast 1 universe in which the laws of physics state no other universes can possibly exist.
if there are infinite other universes each with different variations in their laws of physics,
and if we only discovered the possibility of other universes by figuring out our own laws of physics, there must be atleast 1 universe in which the laws of physics state no other universes can possibly exist.
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TheEmpire (09/21/2012) [-] If there is at least one in an infinite amount of universes, that means there is an infinite amount of universes whose laws of physics state that there can not be an infinite amount of universes. But that goes without saying that the universe is woof woof woof woof woof
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Xedan (09/21/2012) [-] This is what's always gotten me about the whole infinite universe with infinite possibilities thing; if that were true, there would be plenty of universes where they discover how to travel to a parallel universe. and according to the infinite possibilities theory, there is a version of that universe where the people hopping universes land in a different universe than originally. and versions where they land in a different place in the same universe. by this logic every point of existence would be occupied by someone crossing into that universe from their own. I don't know if you could follow that, I can never explain it well to people, but that's my 2 cents. So either there isn't an infinite number of parallel universes, or there is but traveling between them is completely impossible in every universe.
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darkjustifier (09/21/2012) [-] Try this instead....uhhh let me think AH GOT ONE!!! A Cretan sails to Greece and says to some Greek men who are standing upon the shore: "All Cretans are liars." Did he speak the truth, or did he lie? A week later, the Cretan sailed to Greece again and said: "All Cretans are liars and all I say is the truth." Although the Greeks on the shore weren't aware of what he had said the first time, they were truly puzzled.
If someone says "I always lie", are they telling the truth? Or are they lying?
If someone says "I always lie", are they telling the truth? Or are they lying?
