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franklinstower
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TBF this is intellectually dishonest nonsense. Nobody in this thread has really been talking about how airtight the multiverse theory is, in fact quite the opposite. People have pretty much uniformly stated that for the time being it's just a theory they are trying to fit into current models that seems like it fits the best. This is all that the theoretical models regarding the big questions currently are because proving shit like how the universe came to be or the nature of space/time is a fucking massively difficult exercise, it's not like we won't need masses of evidence to make firm conclusions. If you understood anything about the bridge between theoretical and practical science you'd understand that.
Also your pompous attitude is tiresome. I always find in these online debates there's always that one guy who seems to think he is Wittgenstein reborn and that he is rolling his eyes throughout the discussion as he understands everything being talked about at such a deep level that the very existence of the debate in his vicinity bores him. Don't be that guy.
Also another thing I'll add, your over familiarity with the rebuttals of your stance doesn't mean they aren't valid. If you have something to counter them with go ahead, rolling your eyes just because you've heard them before is asinine. You couldn't rebuke them the first time and you won't be able to rebuke them regardless of how many times you hear them.
As someone who has been eagerly following this discussing here and elsewhere I feel that calling the multiverse notion a theory is disingenuous. It it not a theory, it's an idea-- a hypothesis. Theories make accurate predictions.
Calling it a theory lends a level of credibility to the hypothesis that it does not deserve. This point has been made and agreed upon by some quantum physicists. Certain philosophers have also criticized the use of the word theory on this subject as it seems more akin to waxing philosophical .