I think it's very interesting that there's reasonable questions about things that science can't answer. If you can't study it, can't predict it, or can't reproduce it, then it isn't in the domain of science.
This is the one a lot of people miss out on. Standard theories predict several types of "other universes"--thus that question is answered from science's view, it's just not an answer people like. See http://arxiv.org/pdf/astro-ph/0302131v1 for a general overview. "Containing unobservable entities does clearly not per se make a theory non-testable."
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I think it's very interesting that there's reasonable questions about things that science can't answer. If you can't study it, can't predict it, or can't reproduce it, then it isn't in the domain of science.
> can't predict it
This is the one a lot of people miss out on. Standard theories predict several types of "other universes"--thus that question is answered from science's view, it's just not an answer people like. See http://arxiv.org/pdf/astro-ph/0302131v1 for a general overview. "Containing unobservable entities does clearly not per se make a theory non-testable."