>if there are infinite number of universes then there must

>>8759065
counter argument, consider the set of even positive numbers
{2, 4, 6, 8, ... } is an infinite set
the integers are also ""infinite"" but not really since {0} is not in the above set
ergo there is no zero, furthermore, there aren't even odd numbers, or negative numbers, or fractions

>>8759071

That is exactly the same argument I made.

>>8759065
Sounds like you owe me some shut-up cash. And did she do that trick where she chokes? I love it when she wakes me up like that. Best mom ever!

Infinite possible universes doesn't include impossible ones

>>8759075

Do all of these universes have the same laws of physics?

Does time in these universes eventually stop or can they go on forever?

>>8759065
So, in total she sucks your dick -1/12 times?

>>8759092
Poor basterd. Still has to count the times when his cum has been eaten. ..
Just get married. . . that's why she want it so bad, so you can feed her daily, multiple times !

i'm really not interested in the "every possible scenario" scenario

i dont understand why so many people are

>>8759101
Because of the implications. God must exist in one of these scenarios.

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>>8759092

Every possible scenario is different from every imaginable scenario.
If we have either unlimited time or unlimited space, then it follows that every possible scenario will happen unlimited amounts of times.
Every imaginable scenario will not.
There is no possible time or place where I would date Cleopatra. We lived in different times. She is not her if she lives now.
There is no possible time or place where a rocket engine runs on jell-o.

Possible != Imaginable.

>>8759065
You're only working from a countably infinite number of universes. Assuming an infinite number of universes exist, it seems likely there'd be uncountably many. Let's assume in several, 'your mom' is very lucky bc you don't exist.