[quote=Doivid]
This thread stayed remarkably on-topic.
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[quote=Halo]
I have no idea. I don't understand it! :P I assumed you did, as I know you have a mathematical background, and the rules discussed in the video are essentially those that are in place in the study of mathematical topology. The idea is that any two objects that can be morphed into one another without puncturing or ripping the "material" are the same - as long as they're transformed into eachother through continuous deformation. A donut and a coffee mug? They're the same, 'cause they both only have one hole (donut in the centre, mug in the handle) and can be morphed into one another without puncturing or ripping. It's a huge area of study and I'm woefully clueless on it, honestly - but I need to be clued up on it in order to study theoretical physics, particularly string theory. I mean, spacetime itself is a 4-dimensional manifold, and string theory does some crazy shit with multidimensional space... bosonic string theory requires there to be 26 dimensions and superstring theory requires there to be 10.Sorry if I've missed a joke you were making or something, or am repeating stuff you're already aware of. I decided to take the post at face value xD
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Do you mind explaining Manifolds to me? I remember reading about them at one point (can't remember why?) but I didn't get them 100%. 

[quote=natsumehack]
That is one possible outcome, another is you don't exist in what is considered existence, yet at the same time you are in existence, so in other words, you become what you have made, a paradox in of it's self.
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Oh right I see what you mean now, you're saying they would exist within the universe despite the factors which brought about their existence no longer exist. Okay I understand but still, what prevents their death?