"The ultimate triumph of science"

[Tsyal Makto]

Originally Posted by Moco Loco

The number of universes is the quantity. The near infinite types of universes is the quality. Neither of these (quality or quantity) are independently affected by the decisions we actually make. Only the individual universe is affected. You could lay in bed every day for the rest of your life, but in other universes, you could still be going out. Or, you could go out same as always in this universe, but there would be another where you stayed in bed every day. Regardless of which universe the "you" I'm typing this response to is experiencing, they both will come into existence. They will exist regardless of what you do, of any decision you ever make. The split of a universe into other universes is unrelated to intention. TBH, I thought it was undermining to your argument to bring it up.

TBH ever since I stumbled on biocentrism I'm thinking it's the better example of the two. Fine, I throw the white flag on Many-Worlds Theory.

As for your first point, I understand what you're getting at. As for my stance, in case you had any trouble understanding: Yes, a reality does exist, but we must define the "how" and "why" ourselves through outward/inward observation, through the tools we have at hand: science, spirituality, philosophy, etc. (I tend to give Epistemology a wide berth, in case you can't tell ).

That's a good rule to live by, friend. Too bad more do not follow it. I try to, at least.