Avi Loeb

Sure.

And avoid the loss of 6 million Jews.

And the fact that still the history books and all the evidence we have is that Hitler existed, means that no Jew had access to a time machine in our future.

Which do you think is more likely, that sort of the black universe, one timeline, or multiverse?

Okay, so the multiverse, I'm really...

unclear about because it's talking about what lies beyond the horizon that we can see.

Everything that we see in the universe is out to a distance that light traveled since the Big Bang.

It's a limited volume.

We can't know what's outside of it.

And then you have people telling us,

oh, out there, the rules would be very different, the conditions might be very different, that's the multiverse.

And I say, I just don't know.

Obviously, you can spend your life speculating.

I don't want to do that.

We have a limited time.

Let's focus on problems that we can solve within our cosmic horizon.

If they were to come, those people that advocate for the multiverse, were to come and say, here is an experimental test

that if you do this experiment within our universe, you would know what lies beyond it.

Then I would say, great, that's physics.

But just talking about, you know, it reminds me of all the promises made to suicide bombers.