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Jesus christ, do you even read them carefully?Alakabamm said:What are you even talking about? Izayoi is said to be a genius even in the anime and I have no reason to doubt that. But his formal knowledge is built on what he knows of myths and science from his time on Earth. And multiverse theory as we know it is from Earth. His extrapolation is from that.
The multiverse theory I am referring to is the very basic stuff...and yes, the Indian mythos conforms to it as well. Do they conform to the math and science related to it? Absolutely not. But the idea of "infinite possibilities" and "alternate worlds" is the same among any type of multiverse theory. It's just in how they work that differs.
But, again, I am not even talking about mechanics here. I am talking about the fact that the novel does not actually literally say that the star sized little garden is somehow composed of compacted multiverses. That is off the wall ridiculous when all you have is a quote that is clearly a figure of speech and many other quotes which SHOW that is not what was meant.