‘Pop-up’ universes…?
The theory goes that when something occurs in this universe e.g. A coin is spun, an alternative result would causally occur in another universe [if tails is arrived at here, then heads there], or even begin another universe. Yet this universe didn’t begin like that, or at least if it did it occurred 14 billion years ago and prior to the big bang.
This universe didn’t just pop-up, neither do i think this universe is the primary one or otherwise more important than any other [such that an event here would cause another universe]. Coins being flipped in other universes are the same as those occurring here, so Isn’t it more likely there is an exchange occurring in the quantum soup or field of coins if you will, and that all universes are being equally affected.
So what would the big picture look like…
Image of a given universe = x, nothing = | universe after refresh = y. So {X | y} where | is universal information belonging to all universes in the multiverse.
Analogy; you have an image on your monitor composed by an information set, it then goes blank [|] while it accepts the next set of information pertaining to the next image to be produced on the screen [y]. | is universal/multiversal!
If information set ‘x’ is the same as ‘y’, then there is no external info and the world would never change. Perhaps in order to manifest change, the universe has to have more than one source or information set, which means at least two universes, no?
There isn’t really anything else other than information occurring throughout all universe. The math is more real than the physics [well not the equations, as they are maths]?
The essential correlative nature of all this would surely preclude ‘Pop-up’ universes…? [not to mention the lack of physical cardinality]
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