So you gotta tell me, how do you like being a movie star?

I can't even imagine your life, you can't walk down the street without being mobbed by

adoring fans, and you attend those power lunches with your agent, you pose for pictures

on the red carpet on your way to collect your third Academy Award, I mean your life

sounds fun.

Wait, what?

You're not a movie star, that's not your life?

Well, maybe not in this universe, but there is a universe out there where your life

is exactly as I described.

The many worlds or multiple universes theory says that anything that can possibly happen

does happen, it just happens in a different reality that exists parallel to our own.

There's a reality out there somewhere where you're a best-selling author, there's one

where you're a Nobel Prize-winning scientist who cured cancer, there's even a reality

out there where you're an evil dictator plotting to take over the world and you enforce your

will with an army of AI robots that you invented when you were a grad student at Stanford.

Now, yes, some of these alternate realities are more far-fetched than others, but they

are all out there.

Scientists know how these realities are formed and people are working on technology to detect

them, but even if we could detect alternate universes, there's no way to visit them.

Or is there?

The idea of multiple universes is not a new one.

As early as the 6th century BC, the theory was explored by Greek philosophers known as

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