A parallel world Sci-Fi topic

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Pardon the sudden unrelatable reference of pictures to a comical change to sci-fi topic. It is a topic that I have deel thoughts about it many times since I was a young boy, what if there's another me living in at the same time but in a different reality? What if I have a twin brother that has a different life after the hospital mistaken after our birth?

The story began from an old friend which I subscribed to his feed many years ago, but have seen no interest since he blog mostly on political issues which I didn't care much. Until today's topic, parallel world. I even took half an hour gather my mind trying to respond to him via a very lengthy comment.

He was mentioned 3 type of movie plot settings that often used to see "myself". One being, we live in a real world, a twin brother got lost when very young, and one day meet with each other and can't believe they saw themselves at the opposite of the street. I did thought of this situation, is my long lost identical twin brother having the same thought as me? Can it be like, despite our body is sharing the exact same genetics, but due to living environment different, he ended up looks way different than I do? If I'm masturbating, can he feel it 🤣

Another type, very suitable for me. Exchange identity. I have a cousin who is 5 years elder, for some reasons he's got the same genetics from my granddad as I do 🤣 With addition to I looked a little older and he's actually looked a little younger than his age. Therefore we used to play the switching game when he come to my house. I will purposely wear his clothes and follow his dad go home 🤣 Not that our parents can't tell us apart, he's a soft spoken version of Dave, and I'm the outspoken me. Our strategy is, try not to talk as I got very deep batman voice, and he's got the backstreet boy voice 🤣 But now I know, when we trying so hard to NOT talk, naturally our parents know we're using that trick and change us back 🤣

Finally, his given example was what if the universe has a starting point, and that one big bang theory divided US into 3000 Parellel world. Each of us crossing each other on a different realm and no one knows. His logic is, we're only 1/3000 of ourselves. there's another 2999 version of me at a total different realm, probably having an entire different life "over there". I'm not saying he's wrong, that's his theory, but I'm sticking to my own idea. We live this life because this is my life. I don't care if I have a number to label which realm I'm from. I only know that "the other me" wouldn't want to get involved in my life, then why should I go to his world?


I'm me because I'm not you. I'm not me, because you're not me. Even if you is me, then who are we?

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