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CERN shifted us to an alternate Trump reality + LHC disproved existence of ghosts

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Zinjanthropos Offline
Quote: using overwhelming numbers of dead bodies to overcome machine gun fire and mines 

Just as a roomful of monkeys type out Shakespearean sonnets, the combination of infinite parallel universes and all possibilities would have us believe that in one of those universes all the bullets and mines miss their target(s). Imagine a world war complete with every conceivable weapon known to man, fought for 5 years without a single casualty. Can it happen? Don't think so, no matter how many universes.
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RainbowUnicorn Offline
(Feb 26, 2017 03:15 AM)Zinjanthropos Wrote:
Quote: using overwhelming numbers of dead bodies to overcome machine gun fire and mines 

Just as a roomful of monkeys type out Shakespearean sonnets, the combination of infinite parallel universes and all possibilities would have us believe that in one of those universes all the bullets and mines miss their target(s). Imagine a world war complete with every conceivable weapon known to man, fought for 5 years without a single casualty. Can it happen? Don't think so, no matter how many universes.

Excellent point.
is the paradigm an absolute by its innate nature ?
if zero is the sum value of absolutes is 1 possible ?

we could break down some values by the nature of mathamatics.
since all the countries of the world were not in a state of war can it be called a world war ?
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Zinjanthropos Offline
Taking infinite parallel universes into account we can look at both ends of the world war spectrum as possibilities. At one end war is everlasting and at the other, war never occurs. In the latter no one ever becomes a casualty in a war because there just isn't any. Between that and the eternal war are an escalating series of wars, each one a little worse than the other as far as harming human life is concerned. Does this mean that there is never any chance of a world war without casualties in any universe?
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RainbowUnicorn Offline
(Feb 27, 2017 03:42 AM)Zinjanthropos Wrote: Taking infinite parallel universes into account we can look at both ends of the world war spectrum as possibilities. At one end war is everlasting and at the other, war never occurs. In the latter no one ever becomes a casualty in a war because there just isn't any. Between that and the eternal war are an escalating series of wars, each one a little worse than the other as far as harming human life is concerned. Does this mean that there is never any chance of a world war without casualties in any universe?

at a bit of a lean i can say yes.
based on the pure algorithmic binary symmetry.

is it possible to have a world war ? = yes (most/many/all/majority/collective)
is it possible to engage in warfare that does not kill people ? = yes
is it possible to be engaged in a world war that does not kill people ? yes
is it possible to engage nuclear weapons that does not kill people ? = yes

is it possible to detonate a large yield nuclear device over a large inhabited city that results in no one being killed ? hhmmm... if we had the shield technology to be able to open a worm hole or anti matter interceptor missiles or collapsing quantum wave beam weapons ?
= yes.

what is the statistical probability of that happening ? = fairly small.

FYI did you know that roughly speaking as far as nuclear weapons are concerned
there is roughly enough in active deployment(guessing at subs & silos) to wipe out every capital city in the world somewhere between 40 to 60 times.
additionally as far as things like VX is concerned there is more than enough to wipe out the entire planet if deployed properly.
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(Feb 23, 2017 03:03 AM)C C Wrote: Physicists assure us that we're not living in an alternate reality where Trump is president
http://www.cnbc.com/2017/02/22/alternate...-does.html

EXCERPT: There's a theory going around online that CERN [...] experiments have caused the world to shift into an alternate reality where Donald Trump has become president. [...] Trump theorists cite "the Mandela effect," a phenomenon that occurs when large groups of people believe something happened even though evidence shows it isn't true. Some think more of these incidents have occurred since CERN was established, and suggest that its particle physics experiments are causing the world to shift into parallel universes.

[...] In Trump's case, conspiracy theorists have cited "evidence" like his quote on terrorist attacks on Sweden and assertions that Muslims were cheering in the streets after 9/11, both events which they believe stem from memories of a parallel universe Trump used to reside in. A shift could also explain a rash of unprecedented outcomes in sports, like the Chicago Cubs winning their first World Series since 1908, and Donald Trump's election to the presidency, despite most polls predicting Hillary Clinton was going to win. [...] What's probably really happening is that people have lapses in memory, especially when they aren't paying close attention to details....



http://edition.cnn.com/2016/12/21/politi...nal-count/

Quote:The Democrat outpaced President-elect Donald Trump by almost 2.9 million votes, with 65,844,954 (48.2%) to his 62,979,879 (46.1%), according to revised and certified final election results from all 50 states and the District of Columbia.
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