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PC, you don't think there could be dimensions and entities outside the visible light spectrum?
I don't know what, but there has to be.
Not sure how you are applying this to the idea of a multiuniverse....where the laws of physics work in exact reverse.....
....but, absolutely...
1.....our sensory system actually distorts the information that we do collect. For example, there is no such thing as color in the real world: color is made in the mind based on the wavelength information that the eyes send to the brain.
2. And, when we look at a rock, or any solid material, what we are actually seeing is swarms of subatomic particles with lots of empty space between; over 99% of the rock is empty space. Yet, that’s not what our limited senses and processing center tell us is true and real.
3. So, do we gather and understand half of what there is to know about the universe? A tenth? A millionth? Is it possible that there is a force, God, in the universe, and we are unable to process the information due to our limited senses and limited ability to interpret sensory data? Absolutely. Chapter nine of Parker's "The Genesis Enigma"