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Is it accepted as theoretically possible that there could be an infinity of universes with totally unrelated (or possibly related) laws governing their processes?
I don't mean the different universes to have different initial (or practically initial) conditions but to have their own set of laws of nature entirely.
If so , is it possible that one of these laws might be that the fulcrum effect could be inversed -ie if you were to sit in a seesaw you would be more likely to rise off the ground the further you were positioned away from the centre rather ?
If such a law of nature could be envisaged what would be the knock on effect with respect to related laws?
I don't mean the different universes to have different initial (or practically initial) conditions but to have their own set of laws of nature entirely.
If so , is it possible that one of these laws might be that the fulcrum effect could be inversed -ie if you were to sit in a seesaw you would be more likely to rise off the ground the further you were positioned away from the centre rather ?
If such a law of nature could be envisaged what would be the knock on effect with respect to related laws?