Referring to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=433tAfO4dbA
I kind of agree that there are no other universes, Dr. Sabine. Which means I kind of disagree. Let's see if I can make sense. You'd be very familiar with Wick Rotation -
The counterclockwise rotation does not have to encompass 360 degrees. It can be divided into single degrees – and even arcseconds. Each arcsecond (or tiny part of it) could correspond to a separate dimension and the total dimensions might make up a temporal multiverse. This is reminiscent of String theory that says particles are composed of one-dimensional objects called strings. My idea is that each string is actually a bit ie a binary digit of 1 or 0 (a pulse of electricity can represent "one" while the absence of a pulse can be "zero").
The temporal multiverse would be united with the one universe by what Albert calls (not called) the Unified Field Theory. Coincidentally, the Internet says a group of binary digits is called a single-dimensional bit string.
Physicists have yet to observe the underlying logic of space-time - the chords.
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Parallel worlds can be the existence of our information at different times.
For example, I have hundreds of futures and events.
My choice affects my future and even my past.
Right now, as we are talking, the past exists. It is a collection of information, like the waves of a television antenna that are broadcast in space. Whenever we do an action, we can influence our past.
Has the song of a bird ever influenced your decision that day?
Intuitions are all from the future. Our feelings are from the information we receive from the future or the past.
Albert Einstein, String Theory, and Parallel Universes
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well in mormons culture we ony have each universe at each life aas kids we had in the universe with jesus for example and there is 3 planets when you die the telestial the terrestral and heavenly in tottal i think we 3 by 3 9 universer not 12 like the string therory ...upss leonard suskind@
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