异界猜想（英文版）

Alien history, to outsiders, is just a fairy tale,

From the point of view of the person concerned, it is the secret of the world.

You might be thinking:

A myth is a myth and cannot become a reality.

But the possibilities are endless.

It is said that the universe is infinite and constantly expanding.

Well, on this basis, sooner or later, our fantasy world will emerge.

Let's take a simple example.

A lot of people who are good at math, especially mathematicians. You all know the monkey and typewriter law popularized by French mathematician Emile Borel in the 20th century.

It doesn't matter if you don't know. I can talk to you.

It's like this:

If you have a monkey and a typewriter, give it unlimited time and guarantee it won't die, and someday it will print out the Complete Works of Shakespeare without a hitch.

If you think this law is ridiculous or you haven't understood it yet, there is another possibility.

There are millions of monkeys for millions of typewriters, so if each monkey prints the first word or letter, put it together again, and there is bound to be a Complete Shakespeare.

Now, you get the idea, right?

If the letters on the typewriter are the conditions of the planets, the monkeys are the infinite planets of the universe.

So, in the infinite universe, there must be a place that we fantasize about, there must be a place that we fantasize about, someone that we fantasize about, something that we fantasize about.

If we use the first example, in the future, one day, the Earth we are on will also have our fantasy time and space, unless one day the earth no longer exists, it will be the death of the experiment monkey.

The second case is also true.

You may think that outsiders are so irrelevant to you that there is no use in knowing them.

Indeed, what the book tells me is only what I think, and the odds of these worlds being relevant to us are like finding a needle floating in space in the vast universe.

But they are just as useful as stories.

If all I have said is true, then there must be othe.