If there are an infinite number of universes with an infinite number of possibilities does that mean there is a universe where Christianity is accurate and factual?
And does /sci/ believe in the Boltzmann brain theory?
>"A Boltzmann brain is a hypothesized self aware entity which arises due to random fluctuations out of a state of chaos."
No. Mathematical infinity does not invite absurdity. There are infinitely many odd numbers, none of them are even.
The Boltzmann brain theory is retarded. Life is cosmic orders of magnitude beyond cosmically unlikely. It takes more than "random fluctuation and high chaos" to form a sophistication of structure that is able to be functionally aware of itself. No matter how many fantastic-sounding nonsenses you throw around, abiogenesis and evolution are laborious and gradual processes. They don't just randomly happen all at once because you don't understand Quantum Mechanics very well.
>>7668203
>"Life is cosmic orders of magnitude beyond cosmically unlikely." cancer
>>7668203
>"I am smarter than Boltzmann"
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>>7668185
If there are an infinite amount of universes, then there is only a finite but massive amount of possible time route combinations those universes can take in 5 dimensions, based on their laws of physics. And if they all have the same laws of physics as this universe, chances are they all ended up exactly like this universe with no changes in time route at all in 5 dimensions, unless higher dimensional forces have enacted upon those various different alternative universes/realities. If a spiritual heavenly realm exists it would exist in the 7th dimension because 6 dimensions contains all possible physical/material universes/realities
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>>7668506
>reptilian angel
>looks like a frog
If there are an infinite number of universes, in the universes in which matter can form, ie the cosmological constant is sufficiently low, h is sufficiently low, the electrical charge is in some specific range, and such, allowing for atoms to form, from which life can follow. There must be some values of c, h, and G in those universes, and if intelligent life exists in those universes, they must be able to calculate Planck dimensions for that universe at some point.
Is the ratio of c, h, and G from which Planck measurements are constructed some how special? All the laws of physics can be constructed in Planck units, and so the laws of physics in different universes must be similar to some conversion factor which has something to do with the ratio of planck units in some way. Converting c in our universe to c' in another universe could be as simple as c = nc' and similar for G and h, which should allow for some overall factor multipling the Planck units.
>>7668566
>there are an infinite number of universes, so any property x is true in at least one universe
This logic is so bad.
There are an infinite number of natural numbers. Not one of them has the property that it has a denominator that isn't 1.
>>7668584
I think it's fair to assume that even in an infinite multiverse, universes still act like universes. They have laws of physics. From that you can assume universal constants at least similar to c, h and G from which Planck units can be made.
>>7668185
>If there are an infinite number of universes with an infinite number of possibilities
If that is true, then there are an infinite number of universes where the multiverse theory is untrue.
>>7668566
>cosmological constant
Cancer
This thread is awful and you all suck.
Fuck shut up please
>>7668185
For the nth fucking time: Just because a given set is infinite DOES NOT mean it is all-inclusive. Memorize it.
>>7668613
One universe projectively assimilating infinite potentials?
