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[Oriza]

[META] Theo's Goals and Ethics

[Cineball]

That's the thing, Theo doesn't want to save this world. They want to sacrifice this world for the safety of other worlds. They aren't going about the same task, they are counter to "our" goals. They want to sacrifice an entire world of people because they feel it is more ethical.

[Khaos]

Well, it's certainly more ethical to destroy this world than to destroy the whole universe.

So, all in all, IF (and that's a big "if") Theo got the theory right about the multiverse then they definitly are on the good guy path.

[bryanflurry]

It's the sacrificing part that I don't like about TheO.

[Khaos]

[bryanflurry]

Yes, I'd prefer not sacrificing anyone at all. I'm sure there are other options, other ways to save the multiverse, they(TheO) have plenty of resources to research more into it, why only stop with that solution? It's like they are contented with that.

[Khaos]

[bryanflurry]

[AUZ505]

Some very wild specuklations:

What IF (with a much bigger if) there is another big mysterious organisation that tries to keep the number of worlds limited and not reality itself. Perhaps this organisation just makes everone believe that all this has to happen, similar like the story in "Logan's Run".

Even the codex wrote, that nobody knows what happens if the limit is exceeded.

The nice thing with this speculation is: A mysterious organisations can be defeated, reality or nature not. I still hope there will be a solution without sacrifying any world.

[Khaos]

[runeix ftlr]

sry kahos , but in real life (i mean not fiction books by this) the good guys seldom win

[Khaos]

[ariock]

1. watch the video with Kentaro again. If you think you can trust him to do what is best for the multiverse, fine. I don't.
2. we either take the Codex as true or we don't. I don't know where AUZ gets that the codex says no one knows what happens if we hit the upper limit of worlds. We do know.
We get rapid continental shift and cities sinking and death. That's what happens. ESPECIALLY the Gaia worlds. ESPECIALLY ESPECIALLY with Gaia worlds that are out of synch.
(chapter 13-1 "Rapid continental change therefore most likely happens when reality approaches the maximum number of contemporaneous worlds. And the default direction of change seems to be to the state of Neopangaea.")
(Chapter 13-2 "That's why its more and more important for pan-cosmologists to search out the worlds at risk, world which are becoming more and more dissimilar with respect to the many others, so that they can intervene and reduce the dissimilarity.")
However, the destruction of just our world is actually the BEST CASE SCENARIO.
(chapter 14 "The most often accepted theory is that passing the maximum limit of reality would bring about a type of elastic reaction in the opposite direction, maybe perhaps thus dropping everybody from the billions of worlds into a single world, where reality would start again from the beginning.
A new birth of the multiverse.
For 99.9 x 10^8 percent of the beings across the many worlds, this would be a somewhat tragic event.
...
Quick Continental Changes are preferable to the destruction of the entire multiverse, but cataclysmic spontaneous changes to the continental structure of the Earth are still very undesirable events for human beings.")

[Khaos]

[ariock]