Discussion I wonder if I can be reincarnated in a world with magic and stuff?

[JayJay]

Ok laugh at the autistic guy. Once you're done laughing, hear me out. Just because magic doesn't exist in this world, how can you prove it doesn't elsewhere? Like there are apparently a countless amount of universes according to the multiverse theory. Who's to say all universes have to follow the same laws and physics of this one? Maybe I can finally become reincarnated into a world with elves and witches and warlocks instead of living an abysmal life working at a dead end job. I think I've watched too much anime. But it's still a possibility.

 

[James777]

Ok laugh at the autistic guy. Once you're done laughing, hear me out. Just because magic doesn't exist in this world, how can you prove it doesn't elsewhere? Like there are apparently a countless amount of universes according to the multiverse theory. Who's to say all universes have to follow the same laws and physics of this one? Maybe I can finally become reincarnated into a world with elves and witches and warlocks instead of living an abysmal life working at a dead end job. I think I've watched too much anime. But it's still a possibility.

Hey umm isekai was made up by man kind and the rather subjective nature of humans brains. The universe was not made by a human mind. Based on every understanding of physics and religion, we can conclude that the truth of reality is fundamentally hidden from us therefore it is something that transcend our understanding even Gourdel proved maths itself os flawed. Point being while probabilities the way we understand them may never reach truly 0% chance. Due to reality we can conclude you will not be isekaid (yes even with truck kun).

Ok laugh at the autistic guy. Once you're done laughing, hear me out. Just because magic doesn't exist in this world, how can you prove it doesn't elsewhere? Like there are apparently a countless amount of universes according to the multiverse theory. Who's to say all universes have to follow the same laws and physics of this one? Maybe I can finally become reincarnated into a world with elves and witches and warlocks instead of living an abysmal life working at a dead end job. I think I've watched too much anime. But it's still a possibility.

Also the multiverse theory just means the wave function obeys the schrodinger equation so the fundamental laws of reality have to remain the same so magic not really. Veritasium made a cool video on this which is really digestible to understand. Unfortunately the pure theory is just so an equation works not reincarnation.

 

[TrynaChingMyself]

This man's been watching too much anime haha.

But in all seriousness I think similarly about being born again elsewhere. It's a beautiful idea to start again elsewhere without the burdens I currently have. I think about it way too much tbh. It would be great if it were to happen.

As great as it is to wonder, don't forget that it's just fantasy. At the end of the day its just an extremely small possibility. Don't get too lost in the fantasy or you'll lose touch of reality.

 

[jimmy7754]

Only one way to find out

 

[GreenerPastures]

I'd choose to be reborn in minecraft. Been playing it since early beta in 2009.. I'd be content

 

[Lost in a Dream]

Too much anime? There's no such thing!

If it was possible, I'd like to be reincarnated into Middle Earth as a hobbit and grow up in the Shire. That would be a dream worth getting lost in!

 

[Symbiote]

I don't want to be reincarnated especially in a world of magic and stuff. Some jackass wizard gonna turn me into ugly beast even though I was already ugly to begin with, but even worse I'll live in a swamp with an annoying ass donkey and have to defend my land from filthy peasants.

 

[Sobreviviente]

Well I think everything is possible, probably there is even a world where creatures take our physics for magic

 

[LifeHasNoOptIn]

I just wish Avada Kedavra was really a thing. That would simplify things greatly. Its pretty bad that when Sirius Black was describing it to Harry I felt envious of him for being so "lucky".