The hottest Multiverse Substack posts right now

The Argument From Nomological Harmony suggests laws apply to existing stuff, which is strange.
The argument proposes a deeper explanation like a God for why laws are paired with existing stuff.
It challenges alternative explanations like powers view of laws and the idea of a multiverse.

Living in scarcity shapes our thinking and behavior, but abundance can lead to new cognitive strategies.
Feasible abundance can change how we approach problem-solving and relationships, leading to more optimism for the future.
With abundant cognitive resources, we could develop new strategies like sampling from possible multiverses and maintaining a history of prior versions.

Confirmation of alternate realities from the philosophical armchair is not possible.
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Remedy Entertainment is working on an unannounced game that is likely an Alan Wake spinoff called Doors. This project is part of a larger plan to expand their gaming universe.
The new game might focus on characters like Mr. Door and Saga Anderson, exploring themes of parallel universes and interdimensional travel.
The game is still in early development and is expected to be released around 2028 or later, emphasizing a connection to Remedy's other titles.

The story discusses a free and responsible search for life across dimensions.
A committee is formed to handle the first contact with beings from another universe.
The narrative touches on the concept of universalism in a multiverse setting.

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