For those who don't know, Overanalyzation of Minecraft is a series I used to do on my blog (World-Class Minecraft, which doesn't exist anymore), for anyone who used to read it, so I thought I would continue it. It is where I completely overanalyze anything about Minecraft to come up with some crazy concoction of a theory.

I write these for fun. I share them with my friends, and they laugh. I laugh because of how stupid I am.

Today we are discussing: The Minecraft World

The minecraft world is actually generated based on a series of numbers, called a seed. Each vanilla minecraft world has pretty much the same statistics, mobs spawn, there are the same amount of strongholds, etc. Minecraft exists, meaning that it must take place somewhere in the universe. Except instead of in the real world, it happens on our computers. Each computer has a very different customization. Some computers have 5000 random files on their desktop (like mine) and some have organized folders and spam filters (like not mine). Right now you are on the internet. Minecraft requires internet, so Minecraft is basically a planet inside the very big galaxy of the internet. Except a different version of the internet galaxy is taking place on each computer, so each computer is basically a galaxy simulator. So whenever a new computer is purchased, a new internet galaxy is created. It is the same with Minecraft, or any other program. I could be dying in lava and you could be thriving with stacks of diamonds. As I said, Minecraft is a planet. However, a new minecraft planet created every time a new world is formed. You never see any other people in your single player world. No matter how far outwards you go, there will still be no people. So how does this work? The internet galaxy, on our computers, is vast. And since many millions have bought minecraft, and as of Minecraft 1.7.4, each world is 68,719,476,736 blocks long. It has been confirmed that 1 block = 1 meter. 13,535,901 people have bought minecraft. So, 68,719,476,736 times 13,535,901 is 930,180,033,870,299,100 meters. And you probably have at least 2 minecraft worlds. We are also including 3x for the nether and the end. That's a lot. However, it has never been confirmed that the universe is infinite- digital or real. However, Minecraft and reality can have no connection. Right? Well, Minecraft is unrealistic, but it contains many characteristics of reality. Wait, just a second. A meter is a human measurement! Pigs and sheep and cows are human animals! Skeletons exist, but they aren't alive! So I think I have my theory.

My Theory: There is some way to get to the internet, by going far away into the universe, but many things are distorted, such as some effects of gravity and some animal mishaps. Minecraft is basically another version of reality and we are controlling the world very far away from our computers.

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