Chapter 3 third chapter

In the past (yes, the word "past" is indeed a bit ridiculous), there have been quite a few views on parallel universes.It's just that there is almost nothing in it that everyone can understand, unless you have at least reached the level of a high-level immortal, but now that the evidence is conclusive, all known immortals appeared after a full three millionths of a second in the universe It is not a week before the universe as they usually advertise, so they themselves are already full of lawsuits, and they really don't have time to comment on deep physics right now. However, the Guide does have some encouraging things to say about parallel universes, one of which is that you don't know how to understand it, so you can ask people "what?" and "eh?" It's okay to stare and talk nonsense, you don't need to worry about looking like a fool no matter what you do.

The Guide says that the first thing to realize about parallel universes is that they are not parallel. Strictly speaking, they are not really the universe, and it is equally important to realize that, but it will be easier if you try to realize this later, which means that you should wait until you realize that everything you have realized so far When dead wrong. The reason why they are not universes is that any universe is not what we think it is.Cosmos, should be a view of something scientifically named WSOGMM - WSOGMM is a total mishmash of all colors.The whole potpourri does not really exist, it is merely the sum of the ways of looking at it that would arise if it existed.

And the reason why they are not parallel is the same as why the sea is not parallel.It doesn't make any sense.Cut it up and down however you want, and the whole potpourri will end up being something that someone could call home. If you feel like yelling right now, go ahead. The earth we are paying attention to now, due to its special position in the total mishmash of all colors, was hit by a neutrino that no other earth has ever encountered. Neutrinos are not a magic weapon either. In fact, if you're imagining what you're going to get hit with, it's almost impossible to think of anything smaller than that.Besides, for an object as large as the earth, it is not uncommon for a neutrino to hit it.On the contrary, it would be really weird if it wasn't hit by billions of passing neutrinos for a billionth of a second.

Of course, it all depends on your definition of "hit", because haven't we already said that the world is basically filled with air.Just imagine, a neutrino is flying and flying in such a large and bleak nothingness, what are the chances that it will actually hit something?That's about as likely as if you're sitting in a Boeing 747, throwing a random ball down there, and hitting, say, an egg sandwich. Anyway, this neutrino hit something.You might say that it doesn't matter too much in the big picture.The problem with talking like that is that you're spit full of squint-eyed boars.In a place where the universe is so complicated and frightening, once something actually happens, Kevin knows what it will turn out to be in the end—"Kevin" here refers to any individual who knows nothing about everything .

This neutrino hits an atom. This atom is part of a molecule.This molecule is part of a nucleic acid.This nucleic acid is part of a gene.This gene is again part of a genetic recipe that grows into... As a result, a plant ends up with an extra leaf.The location is Essex.Or, the place that will become Essex after all the nonsense and many local difficulties of a geographical nature. That plant is a clover.It shed its burden, or in other words, its own seed, with great efficiency, and the result soon became the world's dominant clover variety.This trivial biological event was mixed with a few other little things in that total mish-mash of things—such as Tricia McMillan's failure to leave Earth with Zaphod Beeblebrox, Pecan Ice Cream, Low sales and the fact that Earth, where it all took place, was not destroyed for the sake of building new hyperspace passages—there is a precise causal relationship between these few things, and they are now sitting on the No. 4, No. 763, No. 984, and No. 132 on the research list of the Department of History of Maxim Jalen University; while everyone is participating in a prayer meeting by the swimming pool, there seems to be no urgency for this issue What a feeling.