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So lets say the parralel universe and multiuniverse theory is correct and theres infinite universes and equestria out there somewhere <3 would or could on of the equestrias be in animation like mlp actually is or would it be real life like (Take account dimensions and stuff) I know this the extreme level if brony abd geekyness but i just want there to be an equestria out therem somwhere.

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If the theory is correct, there is pretty much an alternate universe for anything you can think up. I haven't looked into the theory all that much so I don't know it all in full details.

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By the "Many Worlds" or "Infinite Multiverse" theory, than yes.

 

To both actually. The idea of the theory is that, for every conceivable choice made, for every eventuality, there is a universe where that is.

 

You got up this morning. Thereby in another universe, you didn't.

 

These changes can be subtle, like, in one universe, people drive on the opposite side of the road in all countries. Or overt, the Earth never got past it's early formative stages and is still a barren, molten rock.

 

So, by mathematical probability, Equestria very well could, neigh, MUST be out there! Hell, most fanfic scenarios are probably true in one universe or another!

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then there is the theory that plays into the multiverse idea if you think of a world that world exist somewhere.

this also means that cupcakes is real in some multiverse somewhere.

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then there is the theory that plays into the multiverse idea if you think of a world that world exist somewhere.

this also means that cupcakes is real in some multiverse somewhere.

 

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This also means there could be a universe full of sentient tomatoes which are in a war with strawberries over who is best red fruit. Or a universe out there for any other absurd thing that you can think other, and probably endless things beyond human imagination. Hee, I think it's funny to think of it that way. Though I'm not certain if I actually believe in it. I suppose it could be possible.

 

Me? I myself made my own sort of theory on multiverses which was inspired by Equestria Girls. Basically, I organized universes into type, which I called a multiverse. For instance, any universes where ponies are the predominant species would be a My Little Pony Multiverse. This includes all of the fandom interpretations of MLP and the canon version of MLP. (NOT Equestria Girls, see bellow why) Just any and all variations exist within their own universe. The same applies for any universes in which humans are the predominant species on a planet known as Earth and are set in "realistic" (at least, to us) settings. Like the actual Earth we live on and other fictions about it. And one more example: the Star Trek universe in which humanoids are a predominant species and exist in multiple variations all other the galaxy. So on and so forth. 

 

My distinction on what entails a multiverse is basically how many relatively small variations it has to it (using a pony example: two universes. One in which Luna was the one who turned evil, and one in which Celestia was the one who turned evil) and if the universes within them share most of their characteristics in common. I typically use either which species is predominant (in a fictional context, it's basically which species is predominant on the world in which a story takes place), if many of the beings within such universes are the same as each other (alternate universe counterparts, in other words), and whether or not the universes within it share several worlds in common. 

 

I'm of the opinion that new universes are being created constantly, splitting off from old ones and taking their place in their multiverse. Basically, when a universe grows too big (because I think universes are always growing), it splits off into another. And many times as well, universes become so distinctive from their home multiverse that they start taking on their own variations and create a new multiverse. Hence why I don't consider Equestria Girls to exist in the same multiverse as MLP. It branched off and made its own. In this sense, they're difficult to organize other than by arbitrary characteristics which I just mentioned.

 

Then there's the omniverse. And that's just basically all existence and every universe that ever existed.

 

Travel within multiverses is easier than travel across them. The more different a universe is from yours, the more difficult it is to travel to it. Because the universe has to reformat an outsider to conform to its own specific rules and style. (For instance, a human from our world going to Equestria, crossing the multiverse, would be more difficult than canon Twilight Sparkle traveling to some fan comic) But both could sill be possible if one had the appropriate means. Due to the wildly varying rules of universes and multiverses, some may be dangerous to travel to and risk throwing the balance off, whilst others are perfectly fine.

 

Now, I'm no science doctorate person. This is just kind of an interesting theory/idea I have for fictional purposes that I vaguely think might be true. I don't have any proof or evidence whether or not it is.

 

If the multiverse theory was true, we would be able to travel to other universes and explore their universes.

Not necessarily. Doing so would take some pretty advanced technology, and we clearly don't have the means just yet. So there's no way of knowing until we learn exactly what universes are all about, which won't be for... well, a very long time.

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Not necessarily. Doing so would take some pretty advanced technology, and we clearly don't have the means just yet. So there's no way of knowing until we learn exactly what universes are all about, which won't be for... well, a very long time.

I can't really think of an argument against that. You're right about the technology and the inability for us to travel to other universes in a multiverse without advanced technology.

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If the multiverse theory was true, we would be able to travel to other universes and explore their universes.

 

I wouldn't hold my breath though. The kind of technology that would make such travel feasible is about as beyond FTL flight is to a flying squirrel.

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I wouldn't hold my breath though. The kind of technology that would make such travel feasible is about as beyond FTL flight is to a flying squirrel.

I wouldn't either, it can be accomplished if we had advanced futuristic technology and enough time for it to travel to other universes in a multiverse.

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If this were true then there would be universes for every show out there. THAT'S AMAZING!! :D

 

But who knows? I don't completely support this idea entirely because in order to fully believe in something I need some rock solid proof. That's just the kind of person I am ^_^ If there was some proof that there really are more universes out there, then I'd pay whatever amount of money and save up so I can visit Equestria :lol:

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Well, maybe we will one day. I'm a transhumanist and believe that such technology, while by any means close to us currently. Is at the very least, possible if not practical.

 

If we can never visit Equestria, then by God, someone will CREATE IT!

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Well, maybe we will one day. I'm a transhumanist and believe that such technology, while by any means close to us currently. Is at the very least, possible if not practical.

 

If we can never visit Equestria, then by God, someone will CREATE IT!

You're right, someone will create it! In the future, we may be able to create technology that is more advanced than the technology that we have now. Time to see if it's possible.

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Well there is no "proof" in the sense that scientists have confirmed that this theory is correct, but I find the fact that some of the most intelligent scientists at least study this possibility to be reassuring.

 

I could recommend a couple of links that have these theories and their evidence. As before, you're gonna be "saving up" for a couple millennia.


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Oh I know it is!

 

By the very fact that our brains are produceable by nature means we are capable of synthetically replicating it. Once we can, the brain which can now only study and examine itself, would be able to augment itself.

 

Then, my friend, we would be capable of thinking and feats of intelligence that would make Skynet, the Hal 3000, and GLADOS look like the Three Stooges!

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Well there is no "proof" in the sense that scientists have confirmed that this theory is correct, but I find the fact that some of the most intelligent scientists at least study this possibility to be reassuring.

 

I could recommend a couple of links that have these theories and their evidence. As before, you're gonna be "saving up" for a couple millennia.

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Oh I know it is!

 

By the very fact that our brains are produceable by nature means we are capable of synthetically replicating it. Once we can, the brain which can now only study and examine itself, would be able to augment itself.

 

Then, my friend, we would be capable of thinking and feats of intelligence that would make Skynet, the Hal 3000, and GLADOS look like the Three Stooges!

 

I'd love to see the link :D Seeing some evidence behind these theories sure would be amazing :)

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The way I see it. If the multiverse theory is somehow confirmed to be true, and the MLP universe really does exist out somewhere out there, then there would be a universe for just about any fanfic, and any possibly conceived idea based off the show. Not only that, but universes for other shows, comics, movies, and just about any kind of franchise would exist as well. Alternate timelines in an infinitive amount of variations apart from our own reality would exist, and an infinite amount of alternatives for every aspect of our everyday reality would exist too. There would be a universe where you would find a 5 dollar bill on the sidewalk while in some other universe, you would find a 100 dollar bill in the same exact spectrum of time. There would be a universe where you hair would be different, your eye color would be different, your entire life could be played out differently in different universes and realities. Hell, there could even be a universe where Pinkie Pie is the president of the United States. :P  That's how insanely varied the infinitive and endless amounts of different hypothetical universes would be based on those implications. 

 

Why? Because the implications of an MLP universe existing exactly like it is portrayed on the show, suggest that because the universe is infinite and endless, it will exist. And by the very nature of infinity that implies that every single idea, aspect, detail, and reality can vary just as widely as well.

 

I'm not saying that the theory is not true. I just personally disagree with it, as the implications that follow based upon that theory are quite silly. :/


Btw, believe it or not, I used to spend countless hours studying this kind of stuff. I wanted to use as much information and facts as possible to help me out with a sci-fi based fanfic. :P

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I'd love to see the link :D Seeing some evidence behind these theories sure would be amazing :)

 

Here you go. Enjoy! Really cool stuff here.

 

http://science.howstuffworks.com/science-vs-myth/everyday-myths/parallel-universe2.htm

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Though this was not directly geared towards me, reading through all that brought back memories of when I used to be all deep into that stuff. It was quite fascinating and I thoroughly enjoyed it so thanks for sharing this.

 

Though I somewhat believe that there could be some possibility that multiple realms could exist, the whole theoretical and hypothetical idea of there being parallel universes and different worlds, seems a little too abstract for me to truly take seriously. Rather the concept of it all seems more derived out of famous works of science fiction.

 

As much as I like to believe it, I have to fundamentally disagree with it in certain aspects of it. Especially regarding the String Theory and its implications of how an infinitive amount of "Big Bangs" are taking place as these spherical "bubble universes" collide with one another.

 

I don't really see how that would make sense, as that totally takes away the idea of a beginning and ending point in time, and rather implying that multiple beginnings and endings are being taken place nonstop. Which doesn't make sense due to entropy. Plus, how do we know if there are truly universes outside of our own? Our own universe continually expands and its full diameter is of an incomprehensible and incalculable diameter. And this guy is theorizing that there are multiple " universal bubbles" floating outside our own universe? I'm sorry but that just sounds a little too silly for me to believe. :P

 

Then again it's merely a theory so I can only express my own best educated opinions and thoughts on the matter. :P

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Travel within multiverses is easier than travel across them. The more different a universe is from yours, the more difficult it is to travel to it. Because the universe has to reformat an outsider to conform to its own specific rules and style. (For instance, a human from our world going to Equestria, crossing the multiverse, would be more difficult than canon Twilight Sparkle traveling to some fan comic) But both could sill be possible if one had the appropriate means. Due to the wildly varying rules of universes and multiverses, some may be dangerous to travel to and risk throwing the balance off, whilst others are perfectly fine.

Here's an idea: travel to a world like this one, except slightly different. From there travel to another universe slightly different from THAT one. Keep doing it until you reach Equestria!!

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