Logical theory to the universe and everything

[Frank_The_Tank]

to me the fallowing theory makes perfect sence. Although i didn't come up with the idea of universes inside of universes i elaborated on the whole idea. I got that idea off a post on this site lol. To me it makes sence and i hope you do to so i dont look like a raving lunatic lol. Feedback please

The Universe is not infinate. Just because the human race cannot comprehend the end of the universe doesn't mean there isn't one. Consiter yourself a universe and the cells that live inside you the human race. To them our bodies are probably infinate just like to us our universe is consitered infinate. But we know for a fact that our bodies are not infinate . there are billions of people in the world and using this philosophy that creates billions of alternate universes for the cells. And the incomprehendible empty space beyond the cells universe (aka a human body) would be our reality just like the incomprehendible space beyond our universe would be the reality of some other entity. Using this philosophy once again prooves that our universe is not endlessly growing and will eventually stop growing. To reach the boarder between our universe and the outside reality of another set of entitys would eather open up a totally new world of perception or more probably our reality reseptors(ears for sound , eyes for sight , mouth for taste , touch etc) would not be able to function properly scence you would be entering a totally new sence of reality in which our receptors were not made for.

[xblackdogx]

i stopped reading when you put the view that the universe's infinity would be made up of on humans. don't think humans, think ENERGY. don't think solid, think attraction, bonding, and movement.

[zsouj]

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[Matt the Funk]

I swear I saw this EXACT thread somewhere else.

[krazy chino]

what if cells know that there is other humans

[Oneironaut]

I don't think this is a good analogy. The universe is probably infinite, at least according to modern cosmology. Well, it depends on how you define "universe". Our little bubble that we can see (everything that was created in the Big Bang) is finite. It's only 13.7 billion years old, and we know it has a finite mass (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mass_of_the_observable_universe). However, there is probably an infinite number of other universes in the grander multiverse. It's not certain, but the cosmologists are leaning in that direction and I think it's a good way to explain our existence. If the multiverse is infinite, then every logically possible being must be in it somewhere, and therefore we exist just because the combinations of particles in our bodies are logically and mathematically possible.

[40oz]

What if our whole universe was inside a marble like the end of men in black? wouldnt that be something to bust your brain over....haha