>>11230040Okay. For argument sake. You would have to be looking outside of our know universe for anything that connects us to a seperate universe.
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(Scenario 1: Our universe is part of a non-simulated multiverse)
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This could be through the manipulation of space and time to either break through to a clone, or find a new one somewhere in the unknown expanses of the upper boundaries of this universe. Both would require tremendous speed and power.
For humanity to witness such a thing it would take harvesting many stars and planets worth of energy and funneling that energy through a machine to either "break open a portal" or travel the distance to the end of our known universe.
A "Planet Eater" if you will.
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(Scenario 2: The universe is part of a simulated multiverse)
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Finding a glitch in this universe because it might be a codified matrix.
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(Scenario 3: The universe and multiverse is connected by a string of dimensions)
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This is omniverse theory. In this scenario, every possible defined universe, including simulated and non simulated ones are indistinguishable from the whole. As such, breaking, modifying, delaying, rewinding, editing and removing all universes proves is trivial in all regards, for one simple reason. It's all one.
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(first you draw a circle, a circle's just a dot, just an inken spot~ On the suuuurface~)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sRDbw9R9dtg