If there are an infinite amount of universes...

Just because you have an infinite amount of something doesn't mean you will have an infinite amount of possibilities.

Even if we do. There would also be an infinite amount of universes in which people from other dimensions never came in contact with/will never come in contact with.

So this means we could be in one of these no other universe person will contact us universe.

>then shouldn't their also be an infinite amount of universes that have discovered inter-dimensional travel and made contact with us?
no because its not possible.

0 * inf = 0

You don't understand that we just happen to live in a universe in which interdimensional travel is impossible.

Clearly this means travel between universes is not physically possible, and we will die with the universe.

No it doesn't mean that man. Fuck shit ass cunt. It could just mean that the universe is derministic and that everything that happens, happens for a reason. It might still happen yet.

Supposing there is an infinite number of 'vrses , it means that there also is an infinite number of universe where inter-dim traveler never went... we could just be one of them.

Also, and just for the lulz, there would exist at least one universe whose physical laws didn't permit multi-universe theory. This theory is self-contradicting.

how would we be found?

It doesn't work that way. Every possible world is a possible world in relation to our world, so a world in which transworld causation is possible is impossible in relation to us. OP's argument by itself doesn't disprove modal realism, just that modal realism and transworld causation don't go together.

no because an infinite number of universe hoppers is going to be less than number of universes to hop to unless unless 100% of universe dwellers can hop universes and shit

>If

>infinite hoppers is less than infinite universes
>infinity is less than infinity
You're not even trying to make sense.

Some infinites are larger than others

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Michio Kaku says there is so there is.
>inb4 I am smartre than Michio Cucku nobody tell me what to think I am a threefinger!!

>i am a threefinger

Haha wow how small do your fingers have to be to fit 3 of them in a pussy?

No.

Just because there are infinite universes doesn't mean they each have different states from each other, thus an infinite amount of states. If there are a fixed amount of states the answer will still be no as some states will repeat even though there are infinite universes.

There's only 1 universe, fyi. The hint is in the name.

nothing is really infinite in reality.

nothing.

period.

Why?

For the same reason there are no perfect circles in nature.

You just don't know that. Even our own universe could be infinite. We can't say for sure.

That doesn't follow. The Earth is not a perfect sphere by any means, yet its surface is still unbounded.

Funny thing about infinity. Everything in this thread has already been written down. All of the writings of human history from beginning to ending have already been written. It seems infinite, but it isn't. Everything is finite.

That was just an example of something that only really exists in math, but not the real world.

You do not need infinite universes for a multiverse theory to work.
Look up 'many interacting worlds'. It's a quite new theory but interesting nonetheless.

For reference if someones interested:
arxiv.org/abs/1402.6144
arxiv.org/abs/1606.06618

There is a physical infinity both in the density of black holes and in the scale of the universe based on our models of cosmology.

The universe is roughly flat, its geometry remaining Euclidean on any cosmic scale we've ever observed. There's the possibility that the curvature of the universe has a nonzero value, but if it was, space would be cyclical if you went far enough, meaning you could go infinitely far away in any direction and never run out of space. Either way, the universe is infinite.

if the density was truly infinite, the mass would be infinite as well, we just dont understand whats happening inside yet

I saw some documentary a while ago where some astrophysicists were saying that we just say it's infinite for simplicity, but really we don't fully understand it yet.

Loop something, loops are real

That's the point. The formulas describe everything pretty accurately up to the event horizon. But everything beyond that is a mess and the formulas dont give useful results anymore, especially at the singularity you get infinities which obviously cant be true.

But man, black holes are fascinating. I wish i was deeper in the subject and smart enough to understand the details.

Basically that is true, infinity is used as a placeholder for some constant that we haven't discovered yet.

If there are indeed multiple parallel universes, and travel or other forms of interaction between them were somehow possible, then there would also need to be multiple meta-universes (omniverses?) to account for all of the possible inter-universal interactions and/or lack of interactions.

And if there are multiple meta-universes for the same reason as before (the possibility of interaction between meta-universes), there would need to be another infinite set of meta-meta-universes, and so on it would continue in this vein.

However, if travel and interaction between the original multiple parallel universes were instead impossible, and each universe existed simultaneously as infinite in its own right but contained and isolated on a multi-universal perspective, there would be no need for ever expanding meta-universes since the possibility of interaction between them would not have to be accounted for.

i'm surprised that nobody has posted this yet

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your question reminded of this:

youtube.com/watch?v=yQz0VgMNGPQ

Except you can always write a longer string of text that isn't identical to something previously written. and no, all of the writings haven't been written yet, especially not by library of babel which only supports a few thousand characters.

If there is a limited number of other universes, then I'm not really interested in traveling to them. The only reason to do this would be to escape our own, dying universe. But if there is a limited number of universes, there is no point in doing this, as those universes will die too.

Wait, never mind. Maybe we can make new ones and go there. I mean, where did they come from? What is the "stuff" out of which they are made? Maybe this can be controlled.

this

My gf fits my whole hand, and I play basketball

>can't into aleph numbers
laughingwhores.jpg

When did he get so buff?

About the time his density increased sufficiently to visibly warp light.

If there are infinite universes then there are infinite universes that know how to make contact with other universes, and infinite universes that have in fact done so. That means that if just one in an infinity of those universes pick us, then an infinite number would have also picked us.

Depends on whether logic applies to this Multiverse thing.
If logic then no.Light speed limits them.
If no logic then yes.We should have seen them.

You're cancer. You clearly can't pick apart the meaning to "alphanumerics" if you think it applies strictly to infinities just because some douche in a youtube video put letter in front of number when talking about infinite subsets while saying a big word you like.

>Logic
You mean our universe's physics? Or just human logic?

logic is just a set of axioms

Thus the multiverse theory is incorrect
QED

>If a set of numbers is infinite and they're all equal to 7, shouldn't at least one be equal to 9?

I didn't mean to imply that there are a limited number of other universes, but that because each is infinite in its own right and therefore has no bounds that can be crossed or otherwise penetrated, travel and interaction between parallel universes is not possible.

My theory is that our universe is an example of a single plane in a 4-dimensional universe, similarly to how our 3-dimensional universe could be composed of an infinite number of 2-dimensional planes, which are themselves composed of 1-dimensional strings, and even those composed of an infinite number of points.

Also I think it's dangerous to assume that a universe can die. Heat death is more just equalization of matter and energy on an infinite scale, which makes life here impossible. For all intents and purposes, yes, the universe is "dead", but the actual plane of existence is still there.

In finite time they can contact only fraction of all other universes

>If there are an infinite amount of universes

If there was a infinite amount of universes and traveling between them was possible then that would mean there were an infinite amount of universe hoppers traveling between an infinite amount of universes causing every point in space and time to be filled with one of these travelers making an infinite amount of universes with infinite amount of mass and energy causing universal black holes to forms.

In conclusion we are still here so either traveling between universes is not possible or infinite universe theory is a meme.

Some infringencies are bigger than other infringencies

You're continuously increasing the cardinality of the set of universes throughout your post.

Library of babel contains angelicizations of all other languages writings.

I just want to go to my happy universe, I don't care if there would be 2 of me,