Azeroth could exist

[Orion1012]

So i've been doing some thinking and due to some multi universe theory or something, anything we could think of could exist. That means that our Azeroth we know and love, could possibly be out there.

[shoc]

Well, assuming infinite universes, and infinite possibilities, there is a universe where I am Thralls' glowing green testicles, capable of advanced functions and calculus and I use the power of love to destroy the reanimated corpse of Jafarr from Aladdin who is leading the Manchester United soccer team to annihilate Narnia, which happens to be populated by anthropomorphic corn.

[Jester Joe]

Well, assuming infinite universes, and infinite possibilities, there is a universe where I am Thralls' glowing green testicles

...why glowing? These are the important questions.

[Deleted]

Well, assuming infinite universes, and infinite possibilities, there is a universe where I am Thralls' glowing green testicles, capable of advanced functions and calculus and I use the power of love to destroy the reanimated corpse of Jafarr from Aladdin who is leading the Manchester United soccer team to annihilate Narnia, which happens to be populated by anthropomorphic corn.

Correct. Was there a question involved?

[LilSaihah]

Isn't this basically how scientology works? Except that's with sci-fi and this is fantasy.

So clearly we need... Fantology?

[Stormspark]

Isn't this basically how scientology works? Except that's with sci-fi and this is fantasy.

So clearly we need... Fantology?

Not at all. Scientology believes we are all possessed by the ghosts of dead aliens who were blown up by nuclear bombs while watching movies about god. Oh, and they flew around in spaceships that just coincidentally happened to look EXACTLY like the Mcdonnel Douglas DC-8.

I believe you're thinking of the Many Worlds Interpretation of quantum physics. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Many-worlds_interpretation

[MikeBogina]

...why glowing? These are the important questions.

There's a universe where it's not glowing, glowing slightly, glowing vividly and so on. Hence infinite.

[Deshow]

If our universe is infinite, then azeroth exists out there somewhere in the universe.

[MikeBogina]

Isn't this basically how scientology works? Except that's with sci-fi and this is fantasy.

So clearly we need... Fantology?

what separates sci-fi and fantasy, cause both fictions have similar qualifications.

[wych]

You can't say for sure, unless something has a statistical chance of 100%, even if there's an infinite number of attempts you can't be sure of 100% success (see: people refuting the "infinite amount of monkeys typing Shakespeare")

[Kayb]

Well, assuming infinite universes, and infinite possibilities, there is a universe where I am Thralls' glowing green testicles, capable of advanced functions and calculus and I use the power of love to destroy the reanimated corpse of Jafarr from Aladdin who is leading the Manchester United soccer team to annihilate Narnia, which happens to be populated by anthropomorphic corn.

Mmmmmm, anthropomorphic corn.

[Queen of Hamsters]

...I need to get there, I need a real life Loque'nahak in my life!!!!!!!!!

[snuzzle]

Isn't this basically how scientology works? Except that's with sci-fi and this is fantasy.

So clearly we need... Fantology?

Not to be confused with Fanta-logy, the study of orange soda.

[Gheld]

So i've been doing some thinking and due to some multi universe theory or something, anything we could think of could exist. That means that our Azeroth we know and love, could possibly be out there.

That's a complete butchery and misinterpretation of all of the things scientifically.

Not all things are possible. And just because something is possible doesn't mean there's any amount of chance of it to ever happen that could ever be represented by anything that is even remotely close to being a functionable mathematical probability.

I.e. even on the possibility vs. probability argument something needs to reach a certain threshold of probability before it actually could happen.

And it also needs to follow natural law.

Azeroth has magic. There is no magic. Therefore there is no Azeroth.

[Gheld]

Also Azeroth is ridiculously small. It would not have sufficient gravity to be a thing.

I think the surface area of azeroth is maybe 800 square miles. Making it just over half the size of Rhode island.

[Gheld]

Please make this an expansion.

Wasn't that more-or-less Cataclysm?

[FraterN]

Also Azeroth is ridiculously small. It would not have sufficient gravity to be a thing.

I think the surface area of azeroth is maybe 800 square miles. Making it just over half the size of Rhode island.

There are postulates in which other universes can have different laws of physics.

Also, we don't know whats at the center of Azeroth. It could be something so dense and massive that it does have sufficient gravity.

[Calfredd]

Wasn't that more-or-less Cataclysm?

Isn't the game world scaled down in size for ease of travel? Didn't something say it took a week by zeppelin to go from Thunder Bluff to Orgrimmar or something?

[Oraj]

Well, assuming infinite universes, and infinite possibilities, there is a universe where I am Thralls' glowing green testicles, capable of advanced functions and calculus and I use the power of love to destroy the reanimated corpse of Jafarr from Aladdin who is leading the Manchester United soccer team to annihilate Narnia, which happens to be populated by anthropomorphic corn.

I read that on mushrooms and all i can say is; Wow. Thanks for that.

[Gheld]

There are postulates in which other universes can have different laws of physics.

Also, we don't know whats at the center of Azeroth. It could be something so dense and massive that it does have sufficient gravity.

That's actually a postulate of "string theory" which is not a legitimate falsifiable scientific theory.

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Isn't the game world scaled down in size for ease of travel? Didn't something say it took a week by zeppelin to go from Thunder Bluff to Orgrimmar or something?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xECUrlnXCqk