Is this an unreasonable reality?  Why do you think that?
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I think that this will be a reality...but not now. There's too much sin and hate in the world. But in heaven...it will be a reality. When there is a new heaven and a new earth...it will be a reality...because there will not be any more sin.\n\nPraise God for His Promise.
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You can't. There's a lot of things in life you can't know, which is why it's better to deal with subjective reality. Believe in what you want, and that's all that matters. Just keep in mind the objective consequences.
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Now why would you think that?
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Very good question. And you made points backing up your statement. Closing one's eyes and 'pretending to believe that there is no problem. . .  .IS THE PROBLEM
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Everything is impossible, until proved. Seeing as things have happened, it strikes the nothing possibility. It is possible that nothing eventful will happen to you in the next ten minutes, previous experience stands as evidence for this, however hopefully previous evidence also shows that something big might in fact happen, therefore going on both of these sets of data it has been proven possible that a wide variety of possibilities may happen.
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hehehe i thought i might be talking to someone slightly insane and living in fantasy...doh! how disopointing! Ah well plenty of other nut cases on here ;)\n\n:)\n\nx
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I think you have it backwards.  The macrocosm reflects (to a degree), the microcosm.\n\nAt present, no-one knows if there are other universes.  My suspicion (not belief, just suspicion) is that everything that is possible is in some sense actual.  My other suspicion is that nothing is actual at all, so there is nothing to prevent the existence of everything.  Yes, that's a contradiction, but we're allowed to contemplate them once we step outside the bounds of what is knowable.
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It is all made up, it is Fiction. It does have interesting 'thoughts' but that is it. The author is going out on a limb, and asking "what if". Again, this is completely made up, fake, false, therefore Fiction.
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Personally I don't reject the idea, but I don't exactly embrace it, either.  \n\nLet me pose this to you:  If there are an infinite number of universes, and let's say, just for now, that there is a Divine Creator, did this ONE being create the infinite universes you describe?  Or are there in infinite number of this Creator?\n\nNext thought:  If, for every action/thought/possibility there is a separate universe, on how many of them would you actually exist?  On how many universes did life on Earth actually form (assuming evolution)?  \n\nLastly:  Take the statement that there are an infinite number of possibilities and that what we perceive from instant to instant is merely what we have CHOSEN to perceive at that instant, is there a separate universe created for each of those possibilities which are not perceived, or, because they aren't perceived (therefore not "real") do they fail to "launch" a separate universe?\n\nIf you haven't noticed, I find the ideas of possiblity incredibly fascinating. \n\nI hope I didn't make your brain explode!
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It's plausible, but certainly not provable.  It makes more sense than a guy walking on water though.
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Maybe its not about YOU.  Maybe its about God.  If it is, then why would he need to prove anything to you or anyone else, he wouldn't.    FYI, if you didn't create this world or the people of it, than you aren't the person who should be demanding things.  You should be thankful for an existence  \n\nHowever I totally understand your desire to ask why, but keep in mind it might not be about you.  With that said smile they are free.
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I agree with you on the true definition of reality.  What we call reality is just a perception.  I like how you think.
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it sounds very feasable.  i cant prove you wrong either.  its a very good explanation.
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No.I think that idea is ridiculous.
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Why do you believe in this bs?
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Is the fact it isn't true enough of a reason for you?
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Is it logical to say that life is to "too complex" to form by itself and then you explain the complexity of life through an even more complex living being that you call god?\n\nYou can't manage our complexity and yet want us to accept than an even more complex being came from nowhere and that he knows everything and has no begining and end? And you call that "logic"? The chances of such being existing, like the christian god, is like putting springs and gears of a watch in a bag, shook it for a couple of seconds and get a perfectly assembled time machine, with more pieces than what you originally put in the bag.\n\nYou have a problem with our universe's limited complexity and you think it's logical to explain such limited complexity with unlimited complexity that (apparently) needs no explanations. That's called "faith", not logic.