Sara Imari Walker

Like there is no infinite space.

There is no.

infinite possibilities of a multiverse.

Those are abstractions that exist in human minds that allow us to think about how the world works and reason in what we can actually construct here as far as theories we understand or things we can build.

I don't know.

Yes.

Yeah.

So I think we could be saying the same – like I think about it sort of like –

There's a boundary that is like the physical size of the universe and the physical stuff in the universe.

And then there's another boundary, which is part of that physical boundary.

But it's like the things that we can imagine and the things we can imagine at least can possibly be physically real.

And then there's another boundary we can't even imagine.

I don't even know if there's stuff out there that's like beyond that.

And like you can't even talk about it because you can't even imagine what it is.

Yeah.

Yeah.

These are kind of interesting and fun and kind of.

Yeah.

Yeah.

No, I mean, well, there's a lot of theories about like the multiverse and I think they're intellectually interesting and they bring interesting philosophy into physics.