CrazyChanges
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Which time travel methods do you think would send you to a parallel universe? And would you be opposed to landing in a different parallel universe after time traveling?
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CrazyChanges
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mariya94
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I believe that using the STM or HDR could help you land in a parallel universe. Maybe other time machines as well. I've also heard of quantum time travel. That may also help.
CrazyChanges
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I forgot to ask this in my first post but how different would a parallel universe be considered in comparison to the one we're in right now? Would everyone still be the same, apart from you and what you changed or would it be completely different?
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If you buy the theory of Parallel Universes, there is a thing called Divergence Factor, which means the % of difference in this timeline and other one. An HDR user (Pat Ress) mentioned that after the use of HDR, she noticed that the movie she had been watching all her life had a different ending, dialogues were flipped in between actors, some things were diff. in her house, etc. So, there was a minor but surely some divergence.
There is a TV Series (3 part) called The Triangle that shows how people go thru experiences of shuttling between diff. timelines.
CrazyChanges
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That's actually eye-opening. I thought the changes would be quite apparent but it seems that it would just be minor things.
Himalayan Hermit
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It *can* be major changes also if the divergence is - say 50%
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The divergence is uncontrollable, correct?
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I would definitely think so, Yes. Unless you have the ability to land into a parallel timeline of your choosing where you could calculate divergence, which IMHO seems not possible currently.