How plausibly could the entire multiverse have begun simultaneously? Why? How? My answer: Plausible beyond a reasonable doubt for now because our universe was created at one point and eventually, according to the Second Law of Thermodynamics , it will end(because all systems once warm tend to cool down). More specifically, according to the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics, our universe will cool down until it ends completely. And at the same time, the entire multiverse will end with it. Also, relativity and the multiverse justify each other because if all time is relative then all possibilities happening at once is a fitting explanation. The contradictions of all possibilities happening at once are settled by the explanation of parallel universes. Thus, expanding the concept of identity to all possibilities since the beginning of the multiverse, thereby adjusting the premises enough, thus no contradictions exist.
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The multiverse cannot have originated at a single time. Each of the Universes in the multiverse is created at a single point of space-time in some previous Universe. The chances of that happening at any given point in space-time is umpteen zillion zeroes before you get to any other digit, but there are something like 10 to the 150th power space-time points in a single cubic-meter-second of space-time, Universes are very big and last a very long time, so even a single Universe can create a nearly infinite number of new, completely separate Universes, and each of those can do exactly the same thing. So there must be an infinity of infinities of Universes, all formed in different places and at different times, but none of which are in any way connected to any of the others (that is the only proper description of the Multiverse; versions that allow travel from one to another are strictly science fiction, not science). The critical point here is that since between all the Universes that already exist there must be new ones being created on an almost constant basis, they certainly CANNOT all have started at the same time, and although a given Universe must have a beginning (and perhaps an ending), the infinity of Universes will continue to be created for an infinitely long period into the future, and perhaps into the past, as well (though we can't go back any further than the 13 point something billion years that ours has existed).
The most probable configuration is, what the name is telling us, a single, eternal, closed Universe with the shape of a 3-sphere (S³). Because it is closed it will never cool down. This universe will cyclically retransform the matter trapped in black holes to hydrogen. The medium which warps the space to the S³ shape, collects the energy necessary for the hydrogen recycling. The energy collection phase lasts about 20 billion years. The recycling phase lasts some million years. All the evidence, which points to a big bang, actually points to the last recycling phase. The red shift of electromagnetic radiation is one of the ongoing energy collection activities of the cosmic medium.
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