Patially inspired by Biocosm banter,
I suspect the stability of the universe is its “survival” factor, or what makes it exist-- and the biproduct is that life can “inhabit” that universe–but the main factor here is the growing of new blackholes, which contain more universes.
4/23/2006
Universe A creates Blackholes B1, B2, B3, B4, etc.
Within each black hole is another universe [another A].
Evolution principals of macrolife on earth may also apply to a multiverse creation principal.
The universes that are able to make more black holes–will be “sexually selected”–in that they reproduce more, and become more pronounced.
R is more often distructive then it is good, much like random genetic macromutation(?)
If R is applied to each B [which is a basic replica, but has slight random mutation], and R has a uniqueness factor, general structure of eventual and evolving sub-universes will become more complex and proficient, though they will always hold onto their simple and primary foundations [much like life on earth always reproducing].
At far lower areas of the multiverse,
There are more often instances of exotic matter or energy
that do not behave in a normal and simple way.
Will these more advanced and diverse universes also contain more exotic structure?
Arguably, animate life forms are an exotic structure,
that can exist–built of non-exotic matter or energy.
Life is not exotic matter, it is exotic structure(?)
If exotic structure requires a random and rare event to initiate it [ex: low odds of life evolving on earth]
This means that it needs more oppertunities to “throw the dice”
And this depends on how many planets+stars the universe has.
Size and seed of a universe–the amount of “stuff” it would naturally have in it
Is a pro-reproductive factor of its general structure/existence.
The usual pattern [theoretically] is:
More evolved universes contain more blackholes, kinds of matter, kinds of energy, planets, stars, nebulas, and “physical laws”.
Our organic lives may have arisen during a far later stage or era in the multiverse’s evolution process
If multiverse evolution is a factor that effects existence of “life” in some area of that universe.
On note of “TimeCube”:
Are all blackholes cubable spheres?
Would this mean a universe is ultimately cubable aswel?
Is a sphere always a natural and imperfect shape,
Only produced by evolution
And cubable?
