On Thu, Dec 20, 2018 at 11:35 PM Jason Resch <[email protected]> wrote:

> We have no evidence nor reason to presume that we should be in a position
> to see everything that exists. In fact, we already know that not to be the
> case.  We know we can't see what lays beyond the cosmological horizon, for
> example.
>
> As to why I think there are likely many other universes with different
> laws, I have many separate reasons, and they all point in the same
> direction:
>
> 1. The trend of science has always been to humble humanity by showing us
> what exists is much larger than we assumed. (Out planet is one of many, our
> star is one of many, our galaxy is one of many, our Hubble volume is one of
> many, etc.)
> 2. It's suggested by our leading cosmological theory (eternal inflation is
> part of the standard model of cosmology, it is the default
> theory/assumption in that field of science)
> 3. It's suggested by the only theories we have that are compatible with QM
> and gravity
> 4. It explains the apparent fine tuning without resorting to intelligent
> design or fantastic luck
> 5. Multi-verse theories are often simpler than those that constrain
> possibility
> 6. It addresses the Wheeler question "Why these laws, not others"
> 7. There are many other perfectly sound and consistent equations (e.g. one
> where the gravitational constantly is a different value) why should this
> particular value for that free parameter be the only one to be "realized"
> 8. It's a conclusion of arithmetical realism
>
>
How do you square the multiverse concept with what Bruno has asserted in
the past - that the physics experienced by universal numbers is the same
for all of them?

Terren

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