As I was looking for a hotel to stop at that's halfway between my house and my sister's house in Georgia, I got a little crazy with Google Maps' scroll-wheel zooming and inadvertently stumbled upon what may be the greatest discovery in modern philosophy: parallel worlds!
In physical appearance, the worlds are similar. However, it does seem that only the East Coast of the United States and Canada have survived the brutal conditions on the leftmost world; whereas eastern Asia has completely been blown off the globe in the rightmost world.
Perhaps these two alternate realities provide an insight into the possibilities of a renewed era of nuclear proliferation. Either way, I'm glad I live in the nice, calm, middle-world.
In physical appearance, the worlds are similar. However, it does seem that only the East Coast of the United States and Canada have survived the brutal conditions on the leftmost world; whereas eastern Asia has completely been blown off the globe in the rightmost world.
Perhaps these two alternate realities provide an insight into the possibilities of a renewed era of nuclear proliferation. Either way, I'm glad I live in the nice, calm, middle-world.
But why do all that math when all you have to do is click the little minus sign in Google Maps?
According to the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics, parallel worlds do exist.