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The discussion centers on the proposal of introducing a Greek letter to represent the concept of "inverse" in relation to multiverses. Participants agree that the multiverse theory lacks empirical support and is not part of established physical theories. The conversation emphasizes that the notion of multiverses is speculative and does not yield observable consequences, rendering the proposal unnecessary. The thread concludes with a reminder to adhere to the physics forums' mission statement.

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This might not be physics but we should have a greek letter to represent to inverse, because if multiverses exists; they would be living like our society, in their point of view; because for them it would be normal just like our planet is normal for us.
 
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I agree with the OP - it's not Physics.
Should we move this to "General Discussions"?
That said, how does "inverse" relate to "multiverse"?
 
There's not much point in proposing a greek letter for us in describing multiverses when the multiverse notion is an idle speculation that is no part of any serious physical theory and cannot even in principle have any observational consequences.

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