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non sence
Jul 30 2012, 3:59 PM EDT
This wouldn't make any sense because one persons decisions could change all life in that specific universe. EX: Someone decides to kill someone else 1 less person, or on a bigger note legalizing abortion. Both a decision that change the universe and make it so the universes would just be to different making them non parallel.
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1. RE: non sence
Aug 26 2012, 7:10 PM EDT
Free will does not exist, if motion is relative everything that will ever happen in the universe has been calculable and everything that will happen is calculable. You are simply a bag of chemicals reacting to stimuli from the outside world. Your brain fools you into thinking you have a choice because if you knew the truth and embraced it, it would only lead to depression and even insanity.The only time there is any difference to this is in parallel/other universes. 0 out of 1 found this valuable. Do you? |
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2. RE: non sence
Aug 27 2012, 7:01 AM EDT
It makes sense. Each decision that each person makes creates one or more parallel universes, identical to the one that you are currently inhabiting, with the exception being the results of that persons choice. Just because we cannot currently interact with these universes and versions of ourselves does not mean that they do not exist.
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3. RE: non sence - fltlinr@gmail.com
Oct 6 2012, 4:17 AM EDT
But as stated by Newton, "every action as an opposite and equal reaction", taking into account that every decision that you make has an alternate decision attached to it, "do i buy soda or juice?" which is echoed by economic theory. If you want to produce a good, you choose where to buy the materials, either for greater need of society or for profit. Evidence that support parallel universes are concurrent with societies ideals if you just look for it (or take things out of context, unfortunately). just my $0.02.
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