Dimensions!

iluvfupaburgersyeah, i forgot th name too :P i think it was like theory of everything, something like that

Yeah, it's the Theory of Everything. Or the Unification Theory.

Replying to #21

yeah, the only reason i dont like of string theory (because its a good theory) is the lack of experimentation, its purely ideas, making it more as a philosofical theory than a scientific theory so far.

Don9aldoEach universe would not occupy the same time, as each point in time is completely separate from other points; even without branching, it's impossible to take a step forward or backwards in time (until some genius invents a time machine). With branching, even though in each separate branch it has reached the same value of time, in the 5th dimension I assume that time takes on a "y" value, similar to how at a certain length you can have multiple widths, same x-value but each y-value still differing from each other. Except each of these "y-values" would have a self-contained 3-D universe frozen at that particular x-value.

The bolded part is why I asked how our consciousness travels forward along the timeline, which you posited in the first post.

Don9aldoOur consciousness remains completely intact as the universe splits, because, with every branch formed our consciousness is copied; as is everything else in the universe; everything in that universe still remains constant. But matter does not multiply it also remains constant in each individual universe. The multi-verse does contain all the universes and thus contains all the matter within each universe; but (and I have to stress this) the amount of matter within each universe remains constant. As the multi-verse contains all the various branches (which continue to branch off of each other as time passes) the amount of matter contained is constantly multiplying.

That's what I was saying. Matter is not conserved across all that exists, even if it is constant within our own timelines.