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  • One concept that often emerges with string theory is the idea of a “multiverse”. I am trying to wrap my head around what entanglement would mean in terms of understanding the concept of multiple “universes”.
    Exciting times ahead possibly, if the problems of life and trying to live on Earth don’t dominate all of our time and energy – and thought.

    Well said Robert . . . it seems like a promising avenue. It seems this may also change or give us some clearer understanding of how (or if) string theory fits into this newer model.

    I don’t have a good answer, but I am encouraged that much important progress at CERN and the launch of the JWST are occurring somewhat simultaneously. I am hopeful that observation of the very small and of the very large will help us “see” the hidden code we are looking for. Is there a white hole into another universe on the opposite “side” of a black hole?

    I’m a biologist – not a physicist! 🙃

    I have never been comfortable that somehow a human observation “collapses” the wave function. Just a matter of human perception perhaps? What if it is observed by something else – something we are unaware of that may be incapable of understanding, say an insect. Does it still become definite? It seems it is only definite within the ability of the perceiver.

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