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They say the universe is on a single electron, right? And, brain cell and the universe look alike right? What if the universe is a braincell on a single electron and in each of our braincells, and they have a whole universe living inside of them and it just keeps going and going and going and going? Then it doesn't stop until it gets to that one point where that one universe on our brain cell gets wiped out and it has a catastrophic effect on all the other universe brain cells out there especially the one that it inhabits and that's the way the world is going to end? Because of how the universe is arranged? Then what happens when everything is gone, do we start it again? And if it does start again how does it work?
Then when we think about time, could it really be that our time is just a slower version of the time that was originally there on the brain cell that we're living on?
Think about it this way, imagine living in somebody's head right? On their cell. On their braincell. We're just so tiny, so insignificant. If our entire universe can be on an electron, what is that electron a part of? is that electron part of Oxygen or something? What if we're living on the electron on Plutonium or Radium or something? What then? What element do we live on? And on that note-what creatures live on those electrons, what creatures in the planets with brains that we live on?
If I scratch my head, is it an earthquake for the people that live there?
If the creature we're living on falls and hits its head, does that mean we have an earthquake? Is a pandemic just a cold to that thing? Are hurricanes caused by hair-dryers? Now, what if the people that lived on our braincells did exactly what we did at every second of (their) day, that means, as I'm typing this, there are an infinite number of people that are typing this exact thing in my head alone. But what if that's where it stops? What if this is an original idea and I'm the only one doing it? What if all those people on my braincells are just like me but look different or speak a different language? Or what if we're all just clones?
Then who is the real Pandora, and what universe do they live on? Do they live on the real universe? Is the Real Pandora, or the Real Redfa, or the Real Henneth*...are they all connected to God/Gods in some way? What if we're all actually connected and nothing really dies out but a brain cell universe has a set population and once you reach it a catastrophe happens? Would that mean that all the other universes in my head would have catastrophe before me or at the same time as I have mine?
What if you have a headache, what if that's a meteor in another universe? Or a black hole is like Alzheimer's disease? That's what causes it, a black hole?? What if all of these diseases are natural disasters that happen on our braincell universes???
Oh god how am I gonna sleep tonight crying

*Not picking anything specific, just random names of people in the guild.

1. Er...where did you get this 'universe on a single electron' business? What do you mean? ><

[Are you talking about the one-electron universe hypothesis? That's different from saying that the universe is *on* an electron, whatever "on" is taken to mean.]

2. You couldn't, according to what we know presently, have a miniature version of a human existing inside of a brain cell...or really any cell as far as I know.

Sorry Pan, but I don't see how what you're saying makes sense. ><

...but there are other ways and universe questions that come out just as huge as the one you thought of. X)

The one-electron universe hypothesis doesn't say the universe exists in an electron...it says that there is, well, only a single electron in the entire universe. (Do you want me to try and explain this, as I understand it so far?)

There are other theories out there my friend....and frankly I don't know how much credit is given to this one. *shrug* Anyone know?

How can this theory coeexist with the concept of current?

If it's consoling, the main thing stopping me from posting a comment is that I literally have no idea how to express my reaction. (I'm not implying anything thing against or in favor of the theory, I'm just like unable to get my thoughts together about this. xD)

Edit: Actually, I can say that the theory relies too much on the...uh... metaphysical for me. xP

1. I'm not sure if it does. I think I made some weird connection due to lack of sleep and over-thinking things I don't know about.

2. It involves electrons.
That's about it.

My thinking thanks you ninja

I don't know if he actually believed it, and Feynmann wasn't the one to think of it.

What do you mean?