John Michael Strubhart

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In every collection of 1010122 cosmic patches, we thus expect there to be, on average, one patch that looks just like ours. That is, in every region of space that’s roughly 1010122 meters across, there should be a cosmic patch that replicates ours—one that contains you, the earth, the galaxy, and everything else that inhabits our cosmic horizon.
The Hidden Reality: Parallel Universes and the Deep Laws of the Cosmos
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