A theory already exists in theoretical physics where at every chaotic division of chance outcomes a new universe diverges. If you've seen 'Sliders' you'll see how this theory is applied to fiction. The theory originaly developed after it was seen that quantum particles could seemingly follow two seperate routes at the same time, much like tossing a coin and having it come down as both heads and tails at once.

From the point of view of simple physics, the foundation principles including entropy, conservation of energy within a system. It is quite impossible to 'create' new universes simply due to a divergence of chance outcomes. It is humanocentric to percieve such things as important to the universe just because they seem significant to us. Such as the time you avoided an accident by taking a different train or motorway than one you could have chosen. To you it seems significant but to the universe it is just a flowing of energy from one place to another, complicated only by the overly self conscious energy fluctuations in your skull.

There are monks who claimed to have created 'Tulpas' I think they were called. These being fully formed living creatures brought into being by a great effort of will. I for one think this is bullshit. Lots of people have sat down and tried to move a pencil with their minds and such things, if it were possible it would be a common occurance and it is not.

I'd like to add my vote to the 'No it's not a theory' balot. Quite clearly a theory is a well thought out concept which is then supported in its logical coarse by evidence and tested with great vigour for fallacy. 'Anything might possibly be possible' barely registers as a thought.

What I meant, was that no matter what, you are not tied to any one future or end... since there are so many, that means that fate is technically nonsense, just another belief for any one of those ways to go.

The Chaos factor shows what would happen if you took one element of your chain reaction of events to the future and removed that element, and explain what would happen.

Such as if I were to have killed an animal, would that animal not be there later on to cause a car accident *a deer in a highway*... or maybe it would have never caused that accident... its all a game of what if, possibilities to which there are infinite of, the chaos factor just explains it.

I like to think it is a possibility. There's so many documented cases of people with incredible "mind-over-matter" power, who's to say that there aren't a very few people who can manipulate the world around them with just their mind. Take the case of the Buddhist (?... maybe Shao Lin) monk that was dug and perfectly preserved after 80 years of interrment. How does that work without chemical preservatives? And don't say minerals in the earth, because graves nearby were decayed after a few years.

Off topic a bit here, but that is why time travel would only be possible to the future and not the past. There are so many outcomes that the future is not "set in stone", so to speak. The past is defined, and there fore cannot be changed. I don't even think that it would be possible to even travel back in time because the mere arrival of a futuristic being in the past would cause change, and thus become paradox.

"that's quite a story, now get the fuck out of my house"

Piss off, Pyrric.

The answer in which is seeked is in M Theory, and the String Theories.
Such is something I've been trying to unify with all possiblities, but find the only way is through Fate in some strange world un-comprehensible to us.

As the kids say, "lol wut?"

This is very true. I learned long ago that everything you do can is also how much will you use to accomplish it.

My friends ask me how i manifest what I want. And seem to do things they think are impossible. I tell them, your first mistake was beliving the mental conditioning of the bullshit they tell us in schools and in the media. Also believing all the negative comments from the people around you. Once you realize you have unlimited potential, then you can what others think is impossible.

I am not saying I can will my way to walk on water or fly in the sky. But there are so many amazing things we can do, that we are taught since children to think we can neer do. This is all negative mental conditioning.

If you use will power, and the law of attraction. There is just about nothing you can't do in this world. Every dream or goal can be reached. You just have to see it happening and it will. But this can go for negative thoughts as well.

Good post man.

That is true everything does seem to be chaos sometimes. That is why I try to avoid people and things that would lead me into chaos. I like to have as much control over my life as possible. But as you said sometimes things happen that are out of our hands. This is why I never lose sight of my goals. And keep moving towards them not matter what happens.

As for manifesting things by the power of wil. This is very true and I use this often. But I am always careful to be sure that what I want to manifest is the true desire I want. Because like you said, you can't un manifest something. Unless someone else's will was working against yours at the exact time and was stronger.

That is one reason to keep most of your personal goals and things you want to manifest secret. So no one will try to sabatage your minifestations.

The balance between empiricism, perception, and agreement among sentient beings (in our case, humans) is what can be deemed consensual reality.

Since empiricism and perceptions are flawed, then how do we know what is ever accurate? Not just on a personal level, but on a global level. Is accuracy dependent on the amount of people who agree that something is so? Or are we simply left to never truly know what is right in front of us since each one of us has flawed perceptions?

Perhaps all this time we've been deceived and that orange ball in the sky really is floating around us. How many of us have had the chance to actually fly out into space and truly see the orbit of the earth around the sun? Or should we merely believe in the "discoveries" that scientists have made? You know, those scientists with flawed perceptions.

Dude, what if we're all like... people, dude?

I'm so hungry.

LOL I am also hungry. I must now go eat chips. Doritos are good. ^^^^

The last time I did dramamine you could convince me 2 +2 = 5.