@Fil Albuquerque,
It is not relevant. The dispute is "Does disjointed worlds make sense". I say "yes", and you say "no". I gave you two examples, and you have yet to comment.
The question is not if there are disjointed worlds. There might not be. I only claim that it is not meaningless to talk about objects that exist outside of space-time. Most philosophers talk of abstract objects, and they are purport to be outside of space-time. There is also examples where statements are made true if there are disjointed worlds.
This again not relevant, and you yet again are using information you do not know.
According to multiverse levels grouped by Max tagmark. There are 4 multiverse levels. Level 1 is not a disjointed multivers. Level 4 is completely disjointed. It saids that every mathematical equation describes a universe/multiverse. Different universes governed by different fundamental equations cannot be linked, because the linked part is described by an equation is a contradiction in terms.
Quote:I have no objection to Islands if there is a Sea to linked them, in the case Dimensions make the job !
You are not focus at all. Your job is to show that it is not coherent to maintain that disjointed worlds are possible. I i deny this, and i gave you two examples. You have yet to comment on them.
Here is my prediction. You are not going to give me any argument at all. You are going to repeat how you feel( Ie: disjointed worlds is not possible). I am going to tell you your feeling does not concern me.