>multiverse predicts that everything that can happen, does happen
NOPE.
>cope
think of it like this:
suppose you havve a 100 ticket lottery
chance of winning is 1% per ticket
if you play a 100 times, do you have a 100% chance of winning?
No.
You would still have a (1- 1/100)^100 = 36.6% chance of losing.
Even after playing 100 times.
The same concept applies to multiverse.
36.7879% of possible things just NEVER happen, ANYWHERE.
(God cast down Lucifer, and a THIRD of the angels with him)
NOPE.
>cope
think of it like this:
suppose you havve a 100 ticket lottery
chance of winning is 1% per ticket
if you play a 100 times, do you have a 100% chance of winning?
No.
You would still have a (1- 1/100)^100 = 36.6% chance of losing.
Even after playing 100 times.
The same concept applies to multiverse.
36.7879% of possible things just NEVER happen, ANYWHERE.
(God cast down Lucifer, and a THIRD of the angels with him)