(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); A theory among scientists is that, inside every galaxy is a super massive black hole and the newest theory is that, inside every super massive black hole is another universe with hundred's of billion's of galaxy's, each with a black hole at the center, each containing another universe with hundred's of billion's of galaxy's

This discussion would have fit nicely with your discussion on the self correcting binary code, a new thread is not necessary to every thought you have...
If you keep doing this sort of thing I'll have to remove your threads.

The theory of "supermassive" black holes has some backup. The second part is legit just crazy theorizing...

So this increases the probability of a parallel universe lol. Maybe in a parallel universe humans are pets owned by dogs. Its just a possibility

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You should watch the video I posted about the physicist that finds computer code in string theory, in a simulation anything is possible, he describes the presence of what appear to resemble a form of computer code, called error correcting codes, embedded within, or resulting from, the equations of supersymmetry that describe fundamental particles. We're connected through the collective. The universe is basically made up of the same thing that drives our internet browser's, death is an illusion too. From that which we came so shall we all return. "Think deeply about it". But as you said about the parallel universe. In a multiverse that's completely possible, Everything is happening at any, one time. What fascinates me is, is our universe infinite? could we keep travelling space without an end

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That doesn't back up anything... The first part is backed up with research. The theory of having universes within black holes is ridiculous based off the ideas we have on how they are formed and Einstein's mass-energy relation theory.

Yeah I was having a retarded moment when I said that, but it's possible that black hole's lead to somewhere else.