How come you don't believe in parallel universes?

Question

The most brilliant scientists believed in parallel universes so how come a lot of people don't?.

Answer 1

I do believe in many parallel universes.

It is almost impossible to believe if you don't keep an open mind about these things.

If you can overcome the critics, you will find  much richer universes than otherwise could be possible.

Answer 2

alot of people only believe what they see. plus, since it's used so much in science fiction, they take it as science fiction.

Answer 3

coz it's just a theory and even your most brillient scientists also not that brillient that thay can light their dark brain. there are lots of theories that nobody knows which one to believe.

you believe first that there is vast different between believe and the truth! so it doesn't matter what you believe it matters what's the truth.

you says why don't you believe in parallel universes other says why don't you believe in Bible.you have your belife other's have their. That's one's own believe according to one's thinking horizone.

i'm sure they are not brilliant as you think. one day there will be true brilliance to show you the truth and let you feel the truth rather than just to believe it.

Answer 4

Parallel dimensions are a mathematical certainty with our current knowledge, but we do not have the technology to detect or measure them, currently.  

Most people do not believe in it for several reasons.  Some because their religious belief system says that this world is the only creation of their deity and that parallel existance would rule out the word of their scriptures.  Less religious people may not believe just because they lack the exposure to the mathematics and physics that hypothesize about parallel dimensions and think that it's material created by science fiction writers.  

Follow the link below to learn a little more about parallel dimensions and the way our top minds see the universe.

Answer 5

Belief in parallel universes -- which would mean that we live in a multiverse, one universe among a probably infinite number of them -- is another of those ideas like, say, astrology that do no real harm unless you take them so seriously that you let them rule your life. There may well be parallel universes, but no one alive today will ever experience them, and it may well be that the laws of nature make it forever impossible to do so, like time travel into the past with all the paradoxes it introduces. From a practical standpoint, your life is highly unlikely to ever be impacted by the existence (or nonexistence) of parallel universes, so just enjoy the mental exercise of stretching your imagination and let it go at that.