A creator responds to a comment mixing up multiverse, metaverse, and universe by introducing a new concept: the innerverse, the study of your own mind as an adventurous dimension. He explores whether multiple universes exist and imagines how the innerverse might connect to the multiverse through portals and warp-speed travel.
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Okay, it's Tuesday. Should we talk about the Multiverse of Madness, or do you want to see my puppy Brooklyn? Say hi. Oh, hey buddy. Well, um, got a comment about my campaign trail, Multiverse versus Metaverse, and the comment essentially stated, well, that's all comic book and Social Network mumbo jumbo. And it should just be called the universe, just one, the uni. Um, fair point, I agree. Hard to say anything different. Um, I think perhaps maybe like string theory and quantum physics, you know, we don't really— nobody really knows if it's just one universe, multiple. Um, I think the internet Obviously is part of this universe that we're experiencing, whatever that is. That's a rabbit hole in and of itself. So yeah, I don't know. Tell me, what do you think? Universe, multiverse, metaverse? We've got 3 now. I, I tend to think we don't really know, but the one thing I do know is a lot of people aren't really calling it this, but the innerverse Is also pretty fascinating, right? Like the study of oneself. The mind is the most engaging adventure you can ever go on. So how do we surface the innerverse into the multiverse and portal through time? That'd be pretty interesting. And then in that way, what does a notification look like? And does that warp speed you from— One place to another place. All very interesting concepts that, you know, we could build out. It's just our imagination. Let's Imagineer the heck out of this thing. All right, that's it for me on this Tuesday. Enjoy your tacos. Later. Later.