> Barrow theorizes about the realities that might one day be found in a universe with different parameters than our own
A few days ago, Phil Ladewski went off on a seemingly bizarre digression into the Fibonacci series. Not really sure how it could relate to Q drops though.
Courtney Brown, the remote viewing prof from Emory University, wrote a book about a decade ago in which he theorized that alternate realities might have slightly different Planck values from the ones we know as 'constants'.
I think his general idea was that when people remote view, they are gathering information from those alt-universes where the Planck values differ from ours. Naturally some will speculate that one might be able to dial the Planck values up or down in one's local space and thereby flit between alt-universes like changing the radio station by means of a dial.
I dunno for sure but it seems like something along these lines might be part of what Q refers to as Looking Glass.