Do you think stories of traveling to parallel universes are real?

[bingbongbangbung]

I see a lot of stories across the internet that people either temporarily travelling to and coming back from parallel universes, dreaming that they're in another universe, suddenly having their body and mind-altered to match the universe they go to, or somehow respawn in a new reality upon dying an unexpected and tragic death. I personally think most of it is a bunch of crap (reasons are most of the poll options I've listed) since all these quantum theories are actually just scientific hypotheses lacking strong evidence to be as believable as gravity or evolution. Let me know what you all think of those stories that you read or watch about online about people allegedly travelling through the multiverse.

They're just doing it for attention

Probably suffering from mental illnesses

Most likely hallucinating weird shit

Aliens coming from another dimension

Definitely legit testimonies of other realities

Indication that we're living in a simulation

[Bellatris]

I voted for Option E, because all the others (especially the simulation idea) are just so implausible I don't even have to consider them.
Option A: Doing it for attention. Really? Why? It doesn't make sense, if only because people like you would come along and try to dismiss their accounts by calling them "crazy" or something.
Option B: Mental illnesses. Like what? Schizophrenia? Mental illnesses don't match the accounts of people who have visited alternative realities. Mental illness results in chaotic thought-patterns, not coherent accounts of things that could actually have occurred.
Option C: Hallucinations. Nope, wrong again. Hallucinations are seen as being such by those who have them. No one who hallucinates thinks the hallucination was actually real when they recover from it.
Option D: Aliens. Aliens do not exist though. That's a fact.
Option F: Really? You're willing to believe THAT but not the accounts of people who have visited other worlds?

[bingbongbangbung]

Actually, a lot of religious zealots, new age atheists, occultists, and other primitive people legitimately believe what they hallucinated as real even after due to their stupidity. It's not like neither you nor anyone else can prove that their experiences were true and not just made up or mistaken for existing natural phenomena.

[ThoughtfulSoul]

I don't really think so, but they're good if you wanna do some light reading.

[hellacray]

It's interesting, but no anyone saying they have traveled in time or say they visited a parallel universe I think is full of crap. I don't believe then for a second.

[bingbongbangbung]

Well travelling through time is almost impossible anyways, and I doubt people can travel to other universes unless through scientific means.

[Wade8888]

I've experienced this, but then again I have mental illnesses, so nothing I experience is trustworthy to scientific review anyway.

[purplepoppy]

The keyword is "dreaming"

[bingbongbangbung]

So you think most or all who claim they travelled to and/or from parallel universes are just dreaming up all of it?

[purplepoppy]

Dreaming or lying. Why do they think they're so unique only a chosen few can magically do it.

[bingbongbangbung]

So you think the many worlds theory is a farce?

[jshm2]

Nope I think you're confusing "glitch in the matrix" stories.

[Anonymous]

Crazy people and attention seekers.

[OfDeath]

I've never heard one such story.

[bingbongbangbung]

There's a lot of them on Reddit, YouTube, and even GaG.

[OfDeath]

Never saw. Sounds like nothing but mysticism.

[bingbongbangbung]

Yeah that's what I'm thinking too