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WHO INVENTED THE MULTIVERSE? (The Untold Story of Infinite Realities)

2026-06-20 · 50 min · 8 entities

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<p>Most people think the Multiverse began with Marvel movies, Spider-Verse, or modern science fiction, but the truth is far stranger. This week on Coolest Alive, Jesse Blaze Snider takes a deep dive into the real history of alternate realities, parallel worlds, and infinite universes. From DC Comics&rsquo; landmark &ldquo;Flash of Two Worlds&rdquo; and classic stories like The Man in the High Castle, to ancient religious texts, mystical traditions, psychological theories, and modern pop culture phenomena, we trace the evolution of one of humanity&rsquo;s most fascinating ideas. Whether you see the Multiverse as science fiction, spiritual truth, philosophical thought experiment, or all three, this episode explores where the concept came from, how it evolved, and why we&rsquo;re more obsessed with it today than ever before.</p>