If hypothetically Ponies exist, it also means the bad versions do exist too.

[Bendy 1,821]

If hypothetically Ponies exist, it also means the bad versions do exist too. All those fan fictions about murder, torture and grimdark stories in general? Yep, they all exist, in some universes across the multiverse that happens and Cupcakes Pinkie Pie actually exists and Warhammer 40k crossover Pony universe. 

 

There's even universes where Hitler and Fluttershy get married. But the good news is there is still canon universes and non hostile similar universes like the show itself, where Hitler and Fluttershy would never get married. 

 

So it does mean with unlimited possibilities and scenarios that the Ponies can just as evil or good as us Humans, depending on what universe they are from.

Edited March 1, 2014 by Rush

[man dude man 555]

Some of those universes sound unbearable.

[Malinter 3,064]

 

So it does mean with unlimited possibilities and scenarios that the Ponies can just as evil or good as us Humans, depending on what universe they are from.

 

There would probably be a universe where humans get cutie marks and ponies do not.

[Page.Turner 940]

I want to live in the universe where ponies are real but they're only about 5inches in height (from bottom of fore-hoof to the tip of their ears) so I can carry one around and show off how adorable it is

[thisaccountisded 24]

its official. all the [insert edgy oc name] spends the day with [insert cannon pony name] fanfics are cannon. praise celestia!

[Bendy 1,821]

its official. all the [insert edgy oc name] spends the day with [insert cannon pony name] fanfics are cannon. praise celestia!

 

Also trollfics and stories where evil Ponies invade Earth and commit genocide on the Human race.

[thisaccountisded 24]

Also trollfics and stories where evil Ponies invade Earth and commit genocide on the Human race.

I for one welcome our new pony overlords! 

[man dude man 555]

Bender pony, that would be a cool one, glad I thought of it

[thisaccountisded 24]

Bender pony, that would be a cool one, glad I thought of it

I wish I could think of original ideas like that.

Edited March 1, 2014 by MisterMetalMask

[Bendy 1,821]

I for one welcome our new pony overlords! 

 

But it also means overpowered Nicolas Cage and his wife Princess Celestia would come to save Humanity in some universes.

Edited March 1, 2014 by Rush

[thisaccountisded 24]

But it also means overpowered Nicolas Cage and his wife Princess Celestia would come to save Humanity in some universes.

Are these actual fanfics you are referencing? If so they sound amzing and deserve  a nobel peace prize.

[Bendy 1,821]

Are these actual fanfics you are referencing? If so they sound amzing and deserve  a nobel peace prize.

 

Not exactly. 

 

But I did write one similar to that. Where Commander Shepard and his trusty steed and lover Applejack save Humanity from evil Celestia, that wants to turn all Humanity into pastel smiling Pony zombies.

 

I also made some story where Nicolas Cage was involved with saving Humanity.  

Edited March 1, 2014 by Rush

[TheChosenPony 279]

No, it doesn't work that way. There are billions of trillions of alternate universes, each different, there may be one for every physical object that exists.Yeah, there may be one that matches your description, hell there may be 5,000 different universes that matches your description.Maybe if you forgot to add that there is breathable oxygen in that universe you may have created another universe. Hell there may be a universe filled with intelligable ponies pegasi and unicorns that have magical hooves that can pick up things all ruled over 2 alicorn princesses that follow the plot of MLP: FIM right in this very moment. But remember, unless you see a big portal open up to a different dimension, its a theory.

 

 

Fuck there might be a universe where everyone is Nicholas Cage

Edited March 5, 2014 by TheChosenPony

[Bendy 1,821]

But remember, unless you see a big portal open up to a different dimension, its a theory.

 

Yeah, but I could go insane and think it exists.

 

Real through insanity. 

Edited March 1, 2014 by Rush

[thisaccountisded 24]

Not exactly. 

 

But I did write one similar to that. Where Commander Shepard and his trusty steed and lover Applejack save Humanity from evil Celestia, that wants to turn all Humanity into pastel smiling Pony zombies.

 

I also mane some story where Nicolas Cage was involved with saving Humanity.  

You sir are a visionary and legend.

[TheChosenPony 279]

Yeah, but I would I could go insane and think it exists I guess.

 

Real through insanity. 

 

Insanity is really escapism. You know....

 

The more you get insane, the more your brain rots from the inside out.

[Untitled Goose Q 5,137]

Well, yes, if World as Myth (as written about by Heinlein) is true, then all such things are real, the good, the bad, and the ugly.

 

The trick would be to get there, not an easy feat.

[SharpWit 2,747]

I'm a believer in the multiple universes theory, but not in the same way you guys are going about it. I'll use an example from a Cave Johnson quote. He competes with an alternate evil version of himself, where everyone eats asparagus, and breathes methane, to find what is referred to as the money verse. A universe filled with money. To me something like that can't exist because there isn't someone with a money maker machine that converted everything so they could fill their universe with money. A better explanation would be, that the way that that universe formed, could not have led to all its matter to dollar bills. The way I see it, is that each universe contains more or less of some elements. A universe that has one more molecule of water than we do, will have one less molecule of something else. the reason I  see this as the case, is because you can not destroy matter or energy, and everything is caused by a vibration, but each universe has a different vibration. Imagine a circle divided in half with all 360 degrees labeled. let's say this circle is a universe, but its vibration changes, causing one half of the circle to become a circle of 181 degrees. it appears that way until you realize that on the other side, the angle has adjusted, so it's still a circle divided in half, but there's a check and balance between the two sides. so all that's really changed is that the circle as a whole has turned one degree because it has a different vibration. it's almost like the original circle, but it's off slightly in a way that is hardly noticeable. now imagine a third circle. only this one is off by two degrees. the further away you get from the original circle, the more different each circle gets, because they all have different vibrations. I believe in the multiple universe theory but not the idea of there being infinite universes. When you cut something in half, you are left with the two halves. you can do this continuously, until you get to the atom. at that point you can't cut any further because you're no longer cutting the original thing and the atom is the smallest thing in the universe. So if the smallest change from one universe to another would just be by atoms, then how many universes are there? not infinite because there is a specific but unknown number of all the atoms in our universe. I think if you had that number, then put it to the power of that same number, you would know how many universes there are, and though it would be such an amazingly huge number that nothing we have could calculate or even comprehend, it might as well be infinite

 

or there's a universe with magical colorful ponies we all love

[TheChosenPony 279]

I'm a believer in the multiple universes theory, but not in the same way you guys are going about it. I'll use an example from a Cave Johnson quote. He competes with an alternate evil version of himself, where everyone eats asparagus, and breathes methane, to find what is referred to as the money verse. A universe filled with money. To me something like that can't exist because there isn't someone with a money maker machine that converted everything so they could fill their universe with money. A better explanation would be, that the way that that universe formed, could not have led to all its matter to dollar bills. The way I see it, is that each universe contains more or less of some elements. A universe that has one more molecule of water than we do, will have one less molecule of something else. the reason I  see this as the case, is because you can not destroy matter or energy, and everything is caused by a vibration, but each universe has a different vibration. Imagine a circle divided in half with all 360 degrees labeled. let's say this circle is a universe, but its vibration changes, causing one half of the circle to become a circle of 181 degrees. it appears that way until you realize that on the other side, the angle has adjusted, so it's still a circle divided in half, but there's a check and balance between the two sides. so all that's really changed is that the circle as a whole has turned one degree because it has a different vibration. it's almost like the original circle, but it's off slightly in a way that is hardly noticeable. now imagine a third circle. only this one is off by two degrees. the further away you get from the original circle, the more different each circle gets, because they all have different vibrations. I believe in the multiple universe theory but not the idea of there being infinite universes. When you cut something in half, you are left with the two halves. you can do this continuously, until you get to the atom. at that point you can't cut any further because you're no longer cutting the original thing and the atom is the smallest thing in the universe. So if the smallest change from one universe to another would just be by atoms, then how many universes are there? not infinite because there is a specific but unknown number of all the atoms in our universe. I think if you had that number, then put it to the power of that same number, you would know how many universes there are, and though it would be such an amazingly huge number that nothing we have could calculate or even comprehend, it might as well be infinite

 

or there's a universe with magical colorful ponies we all love

 

According to the multiverse theory, there is a one universe for every speck of matter, thought or even word thrown into spacetime. Which is in term, speaking, making a thought,creating matter or writing/drawing something.

Edited March 1, 2014 by TheChosenPony

[Denim&Venöm 19,527]

When you cut something in half, you are left with the two halves. you can do this continuously, until you get to the atom. at that point you can't cut any further because you're no longer cutting the original thing and the atom is the smallest thing in the universe. So if the smallest change from one universe to another would just be by atoms, then how many universes are there? not infinite because there is a specific but unknown number of all the atoms in our universe. I think if you had that number, then put it to the power of that same number, you would know how many universes there are, and though it would be such an amazingly huge number that nothing we have could calculate or even comprehend, it might as well be infinite

 

or there's a universe with magical colorful ponies we all love

Actually atoms are not the smallest things in our universe, because even they have building blocks, protons, neutrons and electrons. Even smaller still, are their building blocks, particles known as Quarks. We have yet to come up with a way to view anything smaller than that but it's probably there. 

 

But your theory on multiple universes rests on the implication that all those universes follow our laws and the observable logic of our universe, that all the universes form and function just like ours. And while there are probably many, many universes that do just that, there are surely others that formed under different laws, where energy and matter can be destroyed, stars generate darkness in a universe of light, and gravity is a force that instead repulses objects. The possibilities in regard to alternate universes are endless.

[SharpWit 2,747]

Actually atoms are not the smallest things in our universe, because even they have building blocks, protons, neutrons and electrons. Even smaller still, are their building blocks, particles known as Quarks. We have yet to come up with a way to view anything smaller than that but it's probably there. 

 

But your theory on multiple universes rests on the implication that all those universes follow our laws and the observable logic of our universe, that all the universes form and function just like ours. And while there are probably many, many universes that do just that, there are surely others that formed under different laws, where energy and matter can be destroyed, stars generate darkness in a universe of light, and gravity is a force that instead repulses objects. The possibilities in regard to alternate universes are endless.

True about things smaller than atoms, but once you take apart the atom it's no longer an element so you can't continue cutting if you don't want to change it into something other than it was.

 

My theory only mentioned amounts of  physical matter, not the forces that act upon it. I'm sure that there are universes with different laws, but the further away you got from ours, would lead to more and more different universes that have different laws. The problem I see with matter and energy getting destroyed, is that that means there would be things going nowhere, just plain out of existence. that universe would destroy it self, and possibly cause a chain reaction among other universes to do the same by sapping their energy while trying to maintain itself, meaning that eventually there would be no universes left. And if a star generates darkness, would it still be a star? I could that if it produced black in color. Like in that universe stars burn in a state of black. If you were to make a fire there, it would have dark flames because of what it's burning. or the universe was in a state of negative coloration to ours. I don't see it as endless because everything can be explained with mathematics and infinity is not an answer to  problem. but the answer is so high, it might as well be infinite from our perspective.

[Pineapple Mint 12]

Infinite universe theory is impossible, if there is a universe for everything there's a universe for the me who builds a trans-universe device and takes me to the pony universe and turns me into a pony. There can be no universe for everything because there would be one for messing with it too making it not that. It's confusing, but let me repeat: If there was a universe for everything I wouldn't be typing this because another universe me would have taken me to equestria.

 

I broke a theory as my second post.

I also probably confused someone.

Edited March 1, 2014 by Pineapple Mint

[Denim&Venöm 19,527]

True about things smaller than atoms, but once you take apart the atom it's no longer an element so you can't continue cutting if you don't want to change it into something other than it was.

 

My theory only mentioned amounts of  physical matter, not the forces that act upon it. I'm sure that there are universes with different laws, but the further away you got from ours, would lead to more and more different universes that have different laws. The problem I see with matter and energy getting destroyed, is that that means there would be things going nowhere, just plain out of existence. that universe would destroy it self, and possibly cause a chain reaction among other universes to do the same by sapping their energy while trying to maintain itself, meaning that eventually there would be no universes left. And if a star generates darkness, would it still be a star? I could that if it produced black in color. Like in that universe stars burn in a state of black. If you were to make a fire there, it would have dark flames because of what it's burning. or the universe was in a state of negative coloration to ours. I don't see it as endless because everything can be explained with mathematics and infinity is not an answer to  problem. but the answer is so high, it might as well be infinite from our perspective.

Universes destroying each other would imply that the universes are connected. There exists the possibility that out of the unfathomable number of universes, there are ones that do end. 

 

If a star generates darkness, would it be a star. Not by our definition, but probably by theirs. 

 

Again, different laws, different outcomes, different methods of thought required. Hard to analyse their universe by our standards. 

[Karma Lightwing 245]

If hypothetically Ponies exist, it also means the bad versions do exist too. All those fan fictions about murder, torture and grimdark stories in general? Yep, they all exist, in some universes across the multiverse that happens and Cupcakes Pinkie Pie actually exists and Warhammer 40k crossover Pony universe. 

 

There's even universes where Hitler and Fluttershy get married. But the good news is there is still canon universes and non hostile similar universes like the show itself, where Hitler and Fluttershy would never get married. 

 

So it does mean with unlimited possibilities and scenarios that the Ponies can just as evil or good as us Humans, depending on what universe they are from.

So its safe to say you support the meanwhile in an alternative universe and "Someone thought it so it must exist" theories

[SharpWit 2,747]

Universes destroying each other would imply that the universes are connected. There exists the possibility that out of the unfathomable number of universes, there are ones that do end. 

 

If a star generates darkness, would it be a star. Not by our definition, but probably by theirs. 

 

Again, different laws, different outcomes, different methods of thought required. Hard to analyse their universe by our standards. 

I think that they're connected in the sense that they reach a destination in what I call the universal universe where they start getting crowed because they've reached the same destination and have grown to where the universes start mixing with each other. But if there's a universe that can destroy matter and energy then it would suck in the matter and energy from other universes making it a black hole. But if it has to constantly do this then it would make sense for it to be the center of the universe. If this were the case, then there would also be a universe that creates matter and energy. this would be the beginning of the universal universe and the source of all other universes. It could be possible that this is the other end of that black whole universe, meaning that everything is a cycle. this would provide the stability for everything