Across Alternate Universes

Much has been said about the value of encouraging collaboration between researchers in different fields. (Pollack and Chase 2000) The value of encouraging collaboration between researchers in different universes has been considerably less studied. In part this has been because of the seeming impossibility of this task, and in part due to a serious lack of creativity within the scientific community. Nonetheless, as interuniverse communication becomes easier and easier, through kinetic-quantum hypertunneling string theoretical application of J.S. Bell’s theorem on nondeterministic turing machines via the ratiomorphic apparatus, we begin to be faced no longer with the question “How?” but instead “Huh?” In this paper, we present an early case study conclusively demonstrating the potential of inter-universe collaboration. We also present some potential pitfalls in its application. In order to learn the effects of the amount of differences between two Universes, we compared between two similar universes (Universe and Universe Prime), and two rather different universes (Universe and Bizarro Universe).