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The singular discipline of studying the multiverse scientifically—developing theories, making predictions (however indirect), seeking evidence (however elusive). Multiverse science is not yet empirical; it's mathematical and conceptual, exploring the implications of existing theories (inflation, string theory, quantum mechanics) that seem to point toward a multiverse. Practitioners argue that multiverse science is still science because it makes falsifiable predictions (though difficult to test) and follows scientific methodology (even when evidence is scarce). Critics say it's philosophy pretending to be science. Either way, it's fascinating.
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