We Got One Universe, Why Can't We Have A Second One?   

We got one universe, but why can't we have a second one? There are too many things we don't know since we're still too stupid!

For example, we don't know what is really happening inside the black hole because we can't go into the black hole to do an experiment. We can't travel faster than light, meaning we can't really go to the edges of the universe. Without knowing what is happening outside of our universe, we can't really say we know enough to discard the idea of string theory!

Once in a while, there will be a theory that blows our minds. For example, in this case, we're talking about string theory. I think we're too foolish to close our minds from string theory.

Once upon a time, ancient people discarded the idea that the atom is real, but now we all know that atom is very real. This example should give us pause to see why we should not be too quick to discard the string theory.

Once in a while, fear not, because there will be an Einstein who comes along and will work out the math/science to prove that a crap theory is a crap theory. So, if string theory is full of crap, such a person will prove it to be so, but if it's the juicy stuff -- we will know, right? Meanwhile, I think we should be more open mind since we don't know enough, eh?

What I'd written above was meant as a comment for "Should we abandon the multiverse theory? | Sabine Hossenfelder, Roger Penrose, Michio Kaku" YouTube video, but somehow YouTube refused to post my comment. Anywho, I'm posting this on my blog instead. Check the video out right after the break.