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he wrote under a pseudonym, lewis carroll. and he called it through the looking glass. the looking glass is the wormhole a gateway between our universe and a parallel universe. next question i'm sure you're going to ask me is, if there is a gateway, a wormhole between us and a parallel universe then is elvis pressley still live in a parallel universe? the answer is probably yes. corn to the quantum theory talk about a multi- verse of universes now. it was einstein who said that her universe is a bubble of some sort. bloom on the skin of the bubble the bubble is expanding, that is called the big bang theory. the string theory says there could be other universes out there. when universes collide that is called the big bang. so the big bang could be a collision of the multi- verse. a multi- verse of universes. now i find this aesthetically pleasing because you see my parents -- my parents were buddhist. and in buddhism there is no beginning or end. there is just nerve and a. but i was raised as a presbyterian. on the presbyterian religion there is an instant when god said