Half-ironic, half-serious question: if quantum magick can prove there is a multiverse, is Morbius real out there somewhere in the multiverse? Or is that not how the multiverse works.
Is Morbius Real?
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no because there is no multiverse, moron, there isnt even quantum magick
The theory is
>There are infinite amount of universes for every possibility
The theory is NOT
>There are infinite possibilities
Morb can't happen in real life. It depicts situation that simply can't happen.
There are, however, many universes where the movie broke box office records and remembered in the future as the greatest action film ever made.
This is wrong actually. The theory also states that physics in other universes are non-newtonian and scientific principles are completely different. Morbius could very well happen if the scientific laws of a universe allow for it.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/startswithabang/2019/03/15/this-is-why-the-multiverse-must-exist/?sh=2055ae686d08
https://www.space.com/32728-parallel-universes.html
Oh frick!
Mhm. There is an alternate universe where gravity works in reverse, for example.
The real question OP should be asking is: are the scientific laws in the morbius too outlandish even for another universe where scientific laws are entirely different?
That's the paradox that kinda proves Morbius wouldn't work. The laws in the universe closely follow the same ours do. For the sake of plot, and through some bullshit plot device certain characters in such stories are allowed to negate them or supposedly find a loophole handwaved as some special trait or whatnot. But it's still fantasy. If laws in any hypothetical Morbius universe would be so different, it wouldn't be Morbius as you know it - likely the whole universe would look and work differently, biology, yet alone civilization would change severely through butterfly effect. Quite possibly with physics so different, there wouldn't be humans, or at least humans as you would think of them.
is kinda right in his first two statements, and they do not oppose claim. Yes, physics can be different but internal consistency and coherence is still a constant for things to trudge along. Change one big part of the equation however and it's very likely all other parts will have to adjust.
>The theory is there are infinite amounts of universes for every possibility - No there are infinite possibilities.
If our understanding of reality is constantly shifting, how can you definitively say what is possible and what is not possible if you're looking at reality from a limited perspective? I'd say Morbius can be real when you realize that the unmanifested can be more real than the manifested. If the concept of Morbius exists within a conscious mind, and that conscious mind decides to experience it, then it can be considered real imo.
This as well.
If there are an infinite number of possibilities then it is only possible that there will be a universe where someone comes up with an idea for a fictional property thar 100% exists somewhere in the multiverse to a T because they coincidentally thought up the premise that another universe is based on.
That could be our universe where this happens, and that fictional property that is actually real could very well be Morbius
>Morb can't happen in real life. It depicts situation that simply can't happen.
Source?
I think vampires can be engineered, but i don't think they will achieve physical capabilities demonstrated in movie.
I'm sure there is a mobius universe somewhere. Please delete your thread now this meme was never funny
Is he supposed to be Jesus?
yes
He's better than the last Jesus.
Yes, a fictional comic book character from Spider-Man who was only created as a way to get by the Comics Code and who you've only heard of because of memes surrounding the failed movie is real.
The people making these threads really need to start watching something other than the MCU.
I knew about morbius before you homosexual. Ive read the first 200 issues of the original ASM run, he was in issues #100 - #104 initially after Peter grew extra limbs.
He was also done very humorously in the 90s sat am cartoon
>NEED... PLASMA....
>The people making these threads really need to start watching something other than the MCU.
Black person it was a valid question about the multiverse.
> Is Morbius Real?
No, outside of it being a fictional character
>if quantum magick can prove there is a multiverse, is Morbius real out there somewhere in the multiverse?
If what can prove what now? There isn't any quantum magic tradition. Multiverse may be a thing but potential doesn't mean existence - that's the kind of bullshit that's often annoying. People assume that infinite universes and infinite variations means existence of everything one can think of. But we can think of things inherently inconsistent and broken, ones that cannot really function in the constraints of our laws of physics.
It's unlikely you got superheroes just because someone thought of some. Stories may have an echo or inspiration somewhere out there, but they're still simply stories. You are here, in the world now, don't look for bullshit that barely works even on screen (given how crappy Marvel usually is with movie plots), yet alone elsewhere.
>But we can think of things inherently inconsistent and broken, ones that cannot really function in the constraints of our laws of physics.
Other universes abide by different laws of nature.
I didnt mean the whole morbius universe, I just meant morbius himself.
There logically has to be a universe that has laws of physics that would allow for him to exist. Granted, that universe will probably look very different to ours and the movie's, probably would be full of vampires and monsters and backwards ass physics and shit.
I just meant that in the multiverse, is it possible that a vampire named Michael Morbius exists. Me thinks so.
Lmao yes.
It's morbin time
There are infinite universes but they still abide by laws that govern them. From what we gather in our dimension there is no precedent to say that anything like Morb can exist anywhere else if we are the golden standard. Go say that there are infinite possibilities is true given they still abide by the laws that govern reality, so this would mean differences within the norm. Alternative histories, deviations of Earthly geography, celestial bodies and variances of you, for example.
But the rules that govern reality change from universe to universe. I linked several articles that say this earlier. It is believed that we are one of the (comparatively, in the grand scheme of the vastness) few Newtonian universes. We are not the gold standard.
Kys ( that means kiss yourself 🙂 )
Gonna watch the film. What am I in for?
Unironically a good time. Not because it is written well but because it is written so poorly you can't help but laugh. Its so bad that its good. You can't not have fun watching morbius
Bonus laughs if you stick around for both of those braindead post credit scenes
Its morbin time