But, the theory of multiple universes holds that there are an infinite number of parallel universes where every possible world—perhaps even one where no such parallel universes exist—is made reality. Therefore, isn’t the lack of parallel universes in our own world in itself proof of a different parallel universe in…
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I think you mean Roverlords.
Certainly wouldn’t ever start smoking a real pipe. A bubble pipe, maybe.
I do have an elbow patch sweater! And a very professorial green corduroy jacket.
I have a PhD in theoretical physics, and I agree with you.
Isn’t that one of the Ferengi Rules of Acquisition?
Oh Johnny, did you back the wrong horse.
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Future astronomers will have no idea that there was ever a Big Bang, or that there are other galaxies outside the Milky Way.
Even if your comment wasn’t a well thought out and generally excellent reminder, you would have gotten a star from me for “LLAP” alone.
It always bothers me that people leave off Wash’s reply: “So what?”. Because when people live in spaceships, science fiction will be about things other than spaceships.
In a surprise twist at the end of the first season, they’ll reveal a third city called Yon.
Gotta love when science news reads like a superhero origin story.
Gooood point. I had forgotten about that.
Fair point. But what if his position as guardian of the Bifrost is based on him having an Infinity Stone?
I think Heimdall has the soul gem. We’ve had some lines from him about being able to see ten trillion souls and suchlike. Also:
Have you factored in your own comment’s effect on the ratio?