Dreams Part 2 - Dreams, Multiverse Theory, Consciousness & Alternate Dimensions
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In Part 2 of our #Dreams episode, Xander does his very best to (unsuccessfully) wrap his brain around the mind-bending question from listener Nate: "Are Dreams A Glimpse Into An Alternate Dimension?" This episode almost broke Xander and sent Stone into existential crisis. With that seemingly innocent question, Nate was actually asking about: Multiverse Theory, Consciousness, Alternate Dimensions, Reality... We discuss the paradox of communication with other dimensions, whether your life in this dimension is actually a collection of dreams by the alternate versions of you in other dimensions and there's even a little bit of Quantum physics. We make no promises on this episode. "Nate, you broke Xander" ~ Stone
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