The phrase "all universes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about multiverse theories, science fiction, or philosophical concepts regarding existence.
Example: "In the theory of the multiverse, all universes coexist simultaneously, each with its own unique properties and laws of physics."
Alternatives: "every universe" or "all possible universes".
According to Greene, not all universes are lousy, and yet an infinite number of them are.
Almost all universes are incompatible with life, and so go unseen and unlamented.
Let the generic multiverse conception of truth be the view that a statement is true simpliciter iff it is true in all universes of the generic multiverse.
In order to explain fine-tuning, the multiverse proponent would still have to show that the life-permitting universes do not have zero measure in the space of all universes (Koperski 2005, 307 309).
The multiverse conception of truth is the view that a statement of set theory can only be said to be true simpliciter if it is true in all universes of the multiverse.
If all possibilities -- all universes with all laws -- can arise dynamically, and if anything that is not forbidden must arise, then this implies that both nothing and something must both exist, and we will of necessity find ourselves amidst something.
Nope, the Universe needs ALL its universes to work, one universe at a time if need be.
(Gossage says, with some justice, that he could have compiled all-universe numbers had he played in the current, namby-pamby era).
DETROIT LIONS Reggie Bush, running back The best strategy when dealing with Calvin Johnson, the Lions' All-Universe wide receiver, is to have all of a team's defenders try to cover him at once.
For a start, there has to be a physical mechanism to make all those universes and allocate bylaws to them.
There has to be a physical mechanism to make all those universes and bestow bylaws on them.
