Does a Level IV Multiverse Mean Your Favorite Comic Book Characters Are Alive?

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If there is a level IV multiverse, does that mean that my favorite comic book characters exist somewhere?
 
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Probably not, because comics are usually self-inconsistent :)

But it would be really interesting to explore level IV universes: create different laws and emulate them, looking how these toy universes evolve. In the beginning most of the universes will be a total failure, but at least we would understand why they fail. It will help us to better understand our universe.
 
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