Where is our universe located?
Where is our universe located?
Grayson Perez
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Aiden Reyes
We're moving further and further away from everyone else.
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Landon Lopez
>everyone else
that's a potential gf moving further and further away
Hunter Rogers
william dudley pelley thought the aryan race came from outer space
>tfw no pure virgin aryan space-lady gf
Connor Ortiz
Who is aryan anyway?
Europeans?
Nathan Walker
Well since the universe is expanding outwards, there is no limit to it, therefore there is no middle, or right, or left.
We're everywhere in the universe.
William Rogers
Indo-europeans, specifically. Germanic whites, but also plenty of middle-eastern races, and formerly, Indians.
Levi Butler
so I might be an ayy lmao?
nice
Isaac Richardson
at the center of the universe
Ayden Nelson
>formerly indians.
some of us are still pretty fair up here. Just because you are more acclimated with the lower classes doesn't mean there are no Aryan Indians
Jason Nguyen
according to Hitler we wuz all space niggers
Ethan Kelly
How's the UFO, lad?
Xavier Sullivan
But if it's expanding outward then there's a center
Aaron Kelly
Nowhere. The question makes no fucking sense. There's nothing besides the universe. so where it is located in relation to any other "thing" makes no sense at all.
Easton Allen
It was just a joke, user.
Aliens don't actually exist and even if they did we wouldn't care about some shitty planet with such prmitive technology that it hasn't even developed something as simple as warp drive or subatomic reconstruction
Kevin Reed
>There's nothing besides the universe
how do you know that?
Mason Watson
>how do you know that?
First of all, by definition the Universe should be that which encompasses everything, hence UNIverse (everything that exists in one). Second, even if there were such a thing as a "multiverse" (which I doubt) their laws would be so fucked that it wouldn't make any sense at all to us, and besides, there is absolutely no way to even know if there is any multiverse there at all because that would imply we would be able to go out of this universe or find the limits to it, and that's clearly not gonna happen any time soon, if ever, (I don't think we will ever be able to leave or even have any knowledge of any other mutli-verse) so it's just a waste of time to even consider it.
Austin Perry
In the center
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Robert Allen
I understand your reservations about the multiverse theory but without it it becomes difficult to explain why the results of quantum interactions end up as what they are.
James Lopez
>we
fuck off space nigger
Lincoln Anderson
>the multiverse theory
Honestly I don't know much about it but I w'd like to know if you think whether there is any way at all in which we could ever interact or know anything concrete about the multiverse or if it's just impossible.
Ryan Cook
Probably not.
The theory doesn't really require multiverses like you see in pop sci. To put it simply, quantum interactions have multiple possible outcomes decided on a probability distribution. Rather than have the universe play dice however, the multiverse theory just says that there exists a universe for every possible outcome. The relation between them isn't really defined if there even is one.
Aaron Howard
There is no such thing as absolute location. Our universe is the three dimensional surface of a higher dimensional object. There is no center, just like the two dimensional surface of a three dimensional sphere has no center.
Grayson Williams
inside a computer simulating this