It has been speculated that our known universe is subject to one point of reference on a sliding scale, and would appear quite differently from an exterior point!
Since space and time are interconnected, that means that an observer outside of our "bubble" would surely experience time at a different rate. In fact, if viewed from a perspective that is outside of our point of reference, time might function in ways that we can't even predict.
Imagine for a moment that things were scaled down to the quantum level. Much is yet to be understood when dealing with this ridiculously small level of existence. On that level, space and time might scale accordingly, but would still be comparable to our current scale of space/time. It would simply be a matter of perspective!
Basically, I am saying that on a very tiny level, far smaller than we could currently measure, entire universes may exist within our own bodies. To us, they would appear to function at vastly different rates, but to anything inhabiting that level, time would appear to flow normally.
If this were so, each one of us would be as what we perceive to be gods, or godlike. Not only would we exist on a scale that is incomprehensible to those tiny quantum people, but an astronomical number of parallel universes could inhabit the space that one single human would occupy on our current scale.
The tiny people of those universes would think that we are gods, that is, if they could even conceive of our existence. Now, imagine that everything we know fits nicely into a single cell of one cosmic sized being. That would be god to us, right?
Well what if it was a never-ending scale? What if that god were nothing more than a single being, just one of many who inhabited a much larger scale of existence? What if there is a truly infinite number of parallel universes, on an infinite number of scales, going in both directions towards the infinitely small, and the infinitely large?
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