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[[Dasha Karpushin]] used the thought experiment of {{w|Schrodinger's cat}} to explain the existence of the Mirror Dimension to [[Renard]]. Just as two different realities exist when a cat resides inside a closed box containing poison, one reality where the cat is alive and another where it's dead, two different dimensions exist simultaneously, the "other place" and the current world back on earth. As long as no one goes through a mirror portal to the other place, or "opens the box," in keeping with Schrodinger's cat, then the two worlds can exist simultaneously as well. Going through a mirror and entering the other place, however, has the potential to close off one of the two dimensions. Dasha went on to say that the notion of death in the other place might be a completely different state of being, such as a pre-life or afterlife. |
[[Dasha Karpushin]] used the thought experiment of {{w|Schrodinger's cat}} to explain the existence of the Mirror Dimension to [[Renard]]. Just as two different realities exist when a cat resides inside a closed box containing poison, one reality where the cat is alive and another where it's dead, two different dimensions exist simultaneously, the "other place" and the current world back on earth. As long as no one goes through a mirror portal to the other place, or "opens the box," in keeping with Schrodinger's cat, then the two worlds can exist simultaneously as well. Going through a mirror and entering the other place, however, has the potential to close off one of the two dimensions. Dasha went on to say that the notion of death in the other place might be a completely different state of being, such as a pre-life or afterlife. |
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| − | Further explanation of the Mirror Dimension's existence is possibly explained in [[Monroe|Monroe's]] family bible, specifically the "Wesen version" that dates as far back as 1598. Monroe explained that the "other place" could be analogous to the specific plane of existence that the dead go to after death in {{w|Abrahamic religions|Abrahamic beliefs}}, where hell, or some place similar, is ruled by a fallen angel. The Zerstörer, in this comparison, would be this fallen angel or some kind of devil. In Monroe's family bible, this other place is depicted as a garden that is overrun by beasts where "the fires of hell rage within the beast, not on the land."{{ep|612}} |
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