Please stop using pseudo scientific conjectures
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“Like “Interdimentional” “time travel from the future” “mirror universe”. There is zero evidence for any of this. String theory posits many dimensions and this theory has no evidence for these extra dimensions and certainly would not explain the phenomenon. The second law of thermodynamics prohibits energy in an closed system getting more organized. It’s called entropy. That’s why time travel can only move forward not backward. A broken glass cannot spontaneously reconstitute itself. And there is no way to observe another “mirror” universe. So again no evidence. Stick to real physics and admit that what is unexplained is unexplained until real science achieves the understanding. Thanks for great conversations.”
Tony Quintanilla via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/25/23
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