Knowledge: In quantum physics more than one reality exists
You're talking about the "many worlds" theory?
I've been talking the two-state reality (the observed state (past histories state, an observer's distant observation) and the un-observed state (future histories state, a traveler's local reality, object traveler and [concurrently existing in both space and time] object observer, versus that observer's observation), the equivalent state in the macrocosm, the macro-verse, since coming on the website.
You have not.
Moreover, nothing in what you have said suggests that you are describing two states. This paragraph doesn't really scan as a coherent English sentence, either.
The two space and time universe ( two past histories observed and two future histories un-observed) reality. More than one reality of universe to the scenario!
You're writing stuff, but you keep
saying nothing. You have mentioned no "scenario" and have given no reasons why anybody ought to be persuaded by any of your claims.
I would say that to a certain extent I am a metaphysicist and no physicist as such.
It's obvious that you're no physicist, given your output on this forum so far.
I know one basic thing for certain. Enough buildup of complexity and the edifice collapses...
How did you come to know that for certain?
(Collapsed cosmological constant (/\) Planck (BC/BB) Horizon Singularity (18 layered levels down and in, 13.7 billion light years up and out, at once one and the same infinity's collapsed cosmological constant (/\) of Planck (BC/BB) Horizon Singularity).
This is not an English sentence.
Infinity collapses into a cosmological Horizon constant (/\), relatively speaking (finitely speaking) that is.
You are saying nothing. Literal word salad. Just stringing words together, almost at random.
You know as little about infinity being inside/outside the collapsed Horizon constant of the observable universe as you know about anything else of "cosmology."
Is it your claim that "infinity" is "inside/outside the collapse Horizon..." blah blah blah?
Are you aware that your claim literally
means nothing? The terms don't even make sense together.
Or, is it that you think you know everything about "cosmology" to call the above gibberish?!
False dichotomy. One need not know everything about cosmology to be able to identify cosmological nonsense when one sees it.
You must think you are a ranking expert on infinity and cosmology, but I think that in your very small fish (in a very small pond) claim to such awesome knowledge of the universe you are nothing yourself but a load of mediocre gibberish.
Please don't insult other members of sciforums.
Prove your great knowledge! Prove you've been in and beyond the Horizon! Prove your own assertions are not gibberish. Prove them!
Which assertions has he made, which you want him to prove, exactly? Be specific.
I don't have to prove my word picturing, my thinking into my modeling of a 'Cosmic All' . . . my metaphysically realized Cosmology.
Correct. You don't have to prove anything here. However, you are expected to post coherently. Please review our site Posting Guidelines, which are available in a sticky thread in the Site Feedback subforum.
I can keep on keeping coming up with some background support to my modeling, a multiverse article piece here by article piece there.
Have you done some "modelling"? Physics modelling, you mean? Even though you say you aren't a physicist?
You have published articles? Where? Can you provide links to them, please?