**surreal 70s magazine photo of rockstars in symbiosis with corals, bloated, expanded, strange color, People crossed with snails and mushrooms, Mirror glowing ball array reflects the model, kaleidoscopic vision, The streets of the Soviet Union, in the style of wong kar wai, full length model, reflections, Soft light, Smoke, wind, dripping liquid, reflections of models. Parallel universes are worlds that hypothetically exist at the same time as ours, but are not necessarily similar to it. There are suggestions that other laws of nature operate there or events take alternative outcomes: if in our world a tossed coin fell heads up, then in another reality it fell tails. Max Tegmark’s taxonomy of universes sums up the different theories on multiple universes. IN this model, there are four levels that classify all major schools on thought on the subject. In Level One, different universes are arranged one on top of the other in what is called Hubble Volumes, all having the same physical laws and constants. Though each will likely differ from our own in terms of distribution of matter, there will eventually be Hubble volumes with similar, and even identical, configurations to our own. In Level Two, universes with different physical constants exist and the multiverse as a whole is stretching and will continue to do so forever, but some regions of space stop stretching and form distinct bubbles, like gas pockets in a loaf of rising bread. In Level Three, known as the Many Worlds Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics, observations cannot be predicted absolutely but a range of possible observations exist, each one corresponding to a different universe. Level Four, aka.the Ultimate Ensemble devised by Tegmark himself, considers as equally real all universes that can be defined by [...]** - Image #2 <@214914178824142848>
surreal 70s magazine photo of rockstars in symbiosis with corals, bloated, expanded, strange color, People crossed with snails and mushrooms, Mirror glowing ball array reflects the model, kaleidoscopic vision, The streets of the Soviet Union, in the style of wong kar wai, full length model, reflections, Soft light, Smoke, wind, dripping liquid, reflections of models. Parallel universes are worlds that hypothetically exist at the same time as ours, but are not necessarily similar to it. There are suggestions that other laws of nature operate there or events take alternative outcomes if in our world a tossed coin fell heads up, then in another reality it fell tails. Max Tegmarks taxonomy of universes sums up the different theories on multiple universes. IN this model, there are four levels that classify all major schools on thought on the subject. In Level One, different universes are arranged one on top of the other in what is called Hubble Volumes, all having the same physical laws and constants. Though each will likely differ from our own in terms of distribution of matter, there will eventually be Hubble volumes with similar, and even identical, configurations to our own. In Level Two, universes with different physical constants exist and the multiverse as a whole is stretching and will continue to do so forever, but some regions of space stop stretching and form distinct bubbles, like gas pockets in a loaf of rising bread. In Level Three, known as the Many Worlds Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics, observations cannot be predicted absolutely but a range of possible observations exist, each one corresponding to a different universe. Level Four, aka.the Ultimate Ensemble devised by Tegmark himself, considers as equally real all universes that can be defined by ...