He's either a troll, or someone completely incapable of presenting a complete thought in any way that we'd be able to understand it. Either way I really don't think he belongs on a forum, especially its debate sections.

hes into pseudo science

I bet he's a breatharian, too.

either way, the important question is really "How can we use this toour advantage as a species?" if the answer is no, then whybother trying to develop the throry ofthe Multiverse.

You don't necessarily know the full implications of a theory before you've fully worked out the details. Einstein didn't come up with relativity with a goal of making nuclear warheads. They just found out it was something they could do afterwards.

But again, this is not a theory. It's a misunderstood metaphor.

2-D that one is good but the better one would be flat lands because it would be more relevant to the topic...and that video my astronomy teacher showed me and got me into quantum mechanics

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2-D that one is good but the better one would be flat lands because it would be more relevant to the topic...and that video my astronomy teacher showed me and got me into quantum mechanics

watching that video high is awesome and hilarious

I bet you don't even know the basics of quantum mechanics.

Do you?

what basics? its a complex subject where anything is possible... The laws of physics go right down the drain in quantum mechanics and quantum physics... Equations for any one experiment has multiple equations with multiple outcomes... like entanglement says we are all connected and space gives the illusion that we separate

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The laws of physics go right down the drain in quantum mechanics and quantum physics

This doesn't really make sense, quantum physics is a subset of "the laws of physics", not separate from them. Subatomic particles behave differently than macroscopic ones, that doesn't mean classical physics goes "right down the drain" on a quantum level. It's not applicable, but they necessarily need to be compatible.

That's also a very odd way of describing entanglement, and saying "anything is possible" is a little absurd too. But you're right, it is extremely complex and I wouldn't even claim to have a basic understanding of it, but what you're saying sounds like buzz-words taken straight from some sensationalist news article regarding the subject.

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Equations for any one experiment has multiple equations with multiple outcomes...

Is that even English?

Welll, seeing as how this is my most successful thread, i may as well post this here....I am highly saddened/disappointed by the fact that I can't take physics until year 11....I'm in year 8 right now.....

Fuck school, look it up on the internet like I did.