What is the Central Finite Curve?(Rick and Morty)

[@silverstar8868]

So basically, it's an excuse to refuse crossovers with other shows.

[@v.thirteen5504]

💀

[@InfinityThawn3]

Such as gravity falls😉

[@labibkhan9205]

So which show evil morty a will appear in?

[@something-better]

They did do one with the Simpsons lol

[@gavin_riggs]

​@@something-better And Space Jam 💀

[@ThatOneNiceGuy9001]

Man rick was right, those dinosaurs really fucked the season up by closing that rift

[@JEvans-wy9ln]

No doofus jerry 😔

[@pirilon78]

The writers did* God i fucking hate the meta bullshit of "hey look isnt this really annoying? Well now its justified because i mentioned its annoying. If its on purpose its good right?"

[@AkariSarzul]

How so? Another could be opened just as easy as the first...

[@elliswebster7041]

Yeah I didn’t really like that dinosaur

[@me-vv3kw]

@@JEvans-wy9ln doofus jerry is inside the central finite curve

[@tzisorey]

Im still convinced that the reason C137 Rick contributed to the creation of the central finite curve, is not because it keeps the Ricks on top, but because it quarantines the Ricks from the remainder of the multiverse. Hes so depressed and self destructive because hes the only Rick who knows hes imprisoned, and its a prison of his own creation.

[@JamMonsterFrfo]

infinity - infinity is still infinity its not a “quarantine” if the inside and outside are both infinite in size

[@grimtygranule5125]

​@@JamMonsterFrfo dont overthink the show where the dude turned himself into a pickle. The show writers didnt care about how infinity works.

[@tzisorey]

@@JamMonsterFrfo It's a quarantine if the two infinities do not overlap. Like the set of all odd integers, and the set of all even integers. Both infinite, but never the twain shall meet.

[@BradyT918]

Yet C137 Rick isnt the protagonists of the show. Thats just the universe he pretends to be from.

[@cryptofacts4u]

I'd have thought he helped make it to ensure the Rick he was chasing couldn't escape

[@pancakes8670]

The reason Rick created the Finite Curve was to trap Prime Rick in a bubble, so that way C-137 doesn't have to literally search the entire Multiverse for him.

[@rzovlogs]

But still he has to look into infinite universes, although some infinites are bigger than others. Think of it like this, The Central Finite curve is like enclosing the numbers 1 to 2, and the rest of the real numbers are the multiverse. Of course, there are still an infinite amount of numbers outside 2 and 1, but between 1 and 2 there’s also an infinite amount of numbers, like 1.1,1.001,1.0001 and so on.

[@avatar1867]

​@rzovlogs "Sets parameter on searching infinity".

[@shriyanshpandey112]

​@@rzovlogsBut it'll still increase the probability of finding him.

[@rzovlogs]

@@shriyanshpandey112 well yeah, as Aristotle said, some infinites are smaller than others

[@elliottuberbacher1354]

rick prime invented protal travel and porbably the central finite curve, he explained it to c-137 in his backstory “once I give you this technology you become the smartest thing in every conceivable universe, a god” - rick prime

[@noabsolutelynot3660]

I think they left the curve before the Dinosaurs patched it up. The fact the Dinosaurs were smarter than Rick says a lot.

[@gabrielolszyk]

Rick is the smartest mammal, not being

[@Alex_agamer]

The dinosaurs are definitely not smarter lol

[@Zack_Zander]

@@Alex_agamer Yea, probably more advanced, but I don’t think they are “smarter” Heck, Rick manage to counter their technology given enough time.

[@ZeeGee__]

Dinosaurs were essentially off the grid. Rick didn't realize they were present.

[@pawehebda2583]

Rick Dinoproof himself in like 1 day. He is ALONE when dinosaurs are a literal society. Who is smarter?

[@znfl9564]

Evil Morty played the Citadel for a while. I'm sure he got the information about the Central Finite Curve by utilizing the Rick he had under control.

[@cain7925]

He stole the schematics from c137

[@eeeeee8762]

​@cain7925 my best guess is that he realized that if there were truly a fully infinite amount of universes, then Rick couldn't possibly be the smartest in all of them, and couldn't possibly be the only one to have interdimensional portal travel, but he didn't know about the curve until he scanned C-137's brain. (Though he probably scanned his, "evil", Rick's brain before finding out C-137 knew more)

[@jackiechan715]

​@@eeeeee8762We also got a hint about the Central Finite Curve very early on, when Rick and Morty fled the bug monster universe. Rick said something along the lines of "We have to be careful, there aren't too many more worlds with these parameters". But that's impossible in a truly *infinite* multiverse, there would be an unlimited amount unless something was limiting the multiverse.

[@craigsetf]

It's explained that the barrier was to trap Prime Rick. I'm sure his ego is involved too, but just as easily you could say the barrier could be meant to protect the universes with God-like Ricks from God-like threats in non-Rick forms.

[@tpd1864blake]

Interesting theory but then I wonder how prime rick was residing outside the curve in the latest episode

[@eather4421]

I remember the doofus jerry

[@yueshijoorya601]

And you can bet there are bubbles out there that consists of apex Jerries, apex Beths, apex Summers,

[@stevensonjoseph1321]

Remember the Portal guns got restarted do you think evil Morty came back because once the Portal guns restarted, everyone went back to their own universe

[@tone541]

omg this is genoius

[@princelestat7950]

Only if it’s possible to reset him whilst he’s already outside of the curve

[@Cherryz219]

I imagine probably not, since no one can exit the finite curve, even with portal guns, its logical to assume no one outside of the curve can enter it either, which means there is some sort of dimensional wall there, which would then also prevent evil morty from coming back unless he or someone else punched a new hole into the curves boundary, otherwise we would have peooooobably seen him again cuz i imagine he would be pretty mad...or maybe he is hiding? EH im sticking to the original idea above xD

[@dsenvy]

No, i dont think he would, because its only affect people in the curve... But the curve is destroyed, thats why the dinos came so it would affect evil morty too... My brain 😵

[@bobbysebringstrout9787]

​@@tone541 spell genius right

[@t.b.cont.]

“Somehow Evil Morty learned about the central finite curve” They mentioned it in the Simple Rick’s commercial

[@quartzninja]

Knowing that something called "the central finite curve" exists is not the same as knowing what it is, understanding where it came from, or learning what its purpose is. We learn pretty early on that "the central finite curve" is a thing that exists. We don't even begin to start to understand it until much later on.

[@courtnie97]

Probably the best explanation I've seen for this

[@athletetic]

I hope we witness an episode of that morty that escaped rick verse.

[@FowardSlash_IMAGINE]

He didn't, everyone got returned to thier universe or origin remember

[@DeletedDevilDeletedAngel]

@@FowardSlash_IMAGINE oh shit I just realised, Evil Morty lost his freedom when everyone got returned... Must've gotten pissed, or he has a backup ship because there is still a hole

[@Samn47_]

​@@FowardSlash_IMAGINE it only affects people inside of the central finite curve

[@linkholder]

​@@FowardSlash_IMAGINEhe didnt use Rick Tech for his portal gun, thats why the portal was able to go to another dimension when the finite curve got no scoped

[@BlakeDaCodding]

@@FowardSlash_IMAGINEno because he already escaped. or we’ll find out soon i guess

[@sirpeterbaum4695]

So is Doofus Rick still the most dominant one in his universe because everyone else there is even dumber?

[@ultraguy14]

It seems like the only thing that makes him a doofus is just because he's actually nice and content with simple things, not that he's actually less intelligent than the other ricks.

[@-Kagura_Bachi-]

Fr was just thinking that I think they just made this shit up along the way tbh

[@sirpeterbaum4695]

@@-Kagura_Bachi- probably

[@jamesrosewell9081]

Yes

[@thomastakesatollforthedark2231]

Yep

[@mantarayy]

I've been saying for a year that all The Avengers need to beat Kang is their own Central Finite Curve lol. Create a barrier around all the universes where Kang was born and block them off from the rest

[@josuevargas1952]

i dont think they could create a version of that that kang dosnt just destroy like nothing

[@LifesASong00]

So you may already know this but this is pretty cool. Rick is based on Doc Brown from Back to the future, but he's also Reed Richards from the F4. Reed Richards created a pocket dimension called the Council of Reeds in order to solve all the problems of the universe with all the other dimensional versions of himself and Kang is Reed Richards descendant, so he also did that to ape his (great great etc..) grandfather's idea. Except that from a publication standpoint, the council of Kangs predates the council of Reeds, SO: The council of Ricks is based on the council of Reeds which is based on the council of Kang's which (in universe) is based on the council of Reeds

[@HAILYAHALMIGHTY777]

Well, he didnt just leave the central finite curve. He DESTROYED it.

[@somedudes6455]

No, he did not destroy it. He just left.

[@jeffsmith3422]

​@@somedudes6455 there was literally a scene where he destroyed it

[@somedudes6455]

@@jeffsmith3422 except he didn't destroy it, he destroyed the citadel but the central finite curve was fine.

[@jeffsmith3422]

@@somedudes6455 there is literally a moment where we see the curve begin to explode

[@somedudes6455]

@@jeffsmith3422 that wasn't the curve exploding. That was just Morty leaving it.

[@ssumbody6251]

I suppose this makes sense on why they can even label their universes. They would just lose meaning to count them. But if there is a finite amount of them, it now makes more sense.

[@ashadeofblue6815]

There are still infinite universes but those are part of a bigger infinite

[@marcomoreno6748]

You can still count infinite things... there are such things as countably and uncountably infinite.

[@AbderrahmanFodili]

I think Rick created it to separate universes where Rick is the most dominant person from the universe's where Rick chooses not to be that all because a rick that killed our Rick's family for turning down his offer. Rick built the central finite curve so that other Ricks who chose not to go with multiverse travel and chose to live with their family peacefully would have that wish

[@donchako3990]

All ricks are the same age, they would’ve been met with the same incident at the same time

[@yashvardhansingh9285]

My thoughts exact

[@lizard7553]

in the simple rick ad they actually say hes from outside the curve

[@wontonschannel]

If the RaM multiverse is truly infinite, than there should be an infinite number of universes in which Rick is the apex entity. Rick also should have had no problem finding a replacement universe.

[@quenjonem]

Have you seen the show?

[@GaussianEntity]

I'm gonna blow your mind right here but a subset of infinity (the smaller R&M universes) can still be infinite. There's an infinite number of universes where Rick is the apex entity despite there being an infinite number of universes where he is not.

[@wontonschannel]

​@@GaussianEntity So, it should be named the Central *Infinite* Curve, then, right? Why is it named the central "finite" curve if, in reality, there is an infinite number of universes that reside in it where Rick is the apex entity? I'm not trying to be snarky, I'm just genuinely confused

[@GaussianEntity]

@@wontonschannel The curve is finite, but the space contained in it is infinite. Trust me, it makes more sense if you're familiar with higher level math lol. I could give you an example of weird paradox-like things like this: Gabriel's Horn.

[@User-es3em]

​@@wontonschannel Think of the central finite curve like a filter that sperrates running water, now imagine that water being an infinite amount, the filter seperates the infinite dirt from the infinite water. In this situation, there are two infinities but what separates the two infinity isnt infinite.

[@thebakalord]

Plus thanks to Rick C-137 restarting the portal travel, it enabled him to trap Rick Prime, its wasn’t just a means to keep certain things out(like those aliens Evil Morty fought), but it became a prison for Rick to use against Rick Prime.

[@pennimorgan3901]

THIS IS SO HELPFUL. AND STRAIGHTFORWARD. THANK YOU.

[@smnio5619]

"Don't give him that. He basically made a whole thing about leaving Twitter, he's not evil"

[@lordshuv-rowyoknow6486]

Central finite curve is the Rick and Morty version of source wall, it's to draw a line between what materials you can and can't use. A guideline for the writers.

[@archaicknight9664]

This was difficult to understand a bit, but I watched it another time and now I get it. It’s a cool concept if you think about it

[@michaelh4229]

Calling it. Morty is gonna come back with every Morty that started out just as smart as Rick. Maybe some kept Rick as a sidekick. Maybe some killed their Rick off. But evil Morty will have a army of dangerous Mortys.

[@donutlovingwerewolf8837]

But Evil Morty doesn't want revenge. He says it himself, He only wants to escape "the infinite crib of some infinite fucking baby" And that the reason he's even named Evil Morty is because he's sick of Rick's absurd dominance over every universe inside the Central Finite Curve.

[@josephwodarczyk977]

I like this explanation much more. The show is Rick AND Morty. It's never just morty. But for him, it is now.

[@michaelh4229]

@@donutlovingwerewolf8837 agreed. But just like Rick recently found out, he thinks is kill switch is doing nothing. Which usually resolves it self. But when it comes to a cosmic force like another Rick…or Morty, it’s only able to be fixed by another Rick or Morty. The federation never stopped the citadel. Rick did. No agency stopped the decoy madness. Government knew, didn’t wanna get into it. So I guess my theory is Rick is gonna have no other choice. Him and Morty will face off against a Morty and Rick pair.

[@crazyinsane500]

The Central Finite Curve: Addressing *why* the Mary Sue manages to get away with everything and everyone's fine with it.

[@FoolOverride]

Partially correct. Once morty was outside the curve, travel to dimensions outside of the curve became possible only if you had Morty's portal gun. This is shown when after the crack in the curve was fixed, morty was able to portal into the curve and then back out at the end of that episode

[@Loner367]

They built a wall around infinity…..I can’t even wrap my head around that

[@nightmarexgaming120]

Some infinites are bigger than others. The Rick and Morty multiverse contains all sets of infinities. The central finite curve just separates one set of infinity from the others

[@giviko1709]

​@@nightmarexgaming120this makes me happy I didn't major in math

[@KingMasteron1]

Wow, you explained that way better than the show ever did, thank you

[@wldnight]

never though I would hear the words "sigma" and "ricks" in the same sentence 💀

[@xhesil8848]

That cringe kind of took away from an otherwise decent explanation

[@haroldjames1135]

Wasn’t it also created so that he could find Rick prime

[@littlehorror1057]

Yes and No. The best way to skim through infinity is to limit the search. So he got the citadel to help him build it just so it would limit the amount of searchable universes. Whereas the other Rick's probably thought it'd be best to only stay in universes where they were the most powerful.

[@royce536]

The finite curve is essentially a time lock where certain event or state will always just be.

[@OddFish_channel]

In one of the comic books rick and morty visit a universe where mortys are like ricks and ricks are like mortys and they have a council of mortys

[@carrotjuice4219]

It took so long to understand but I just kept rewatching it and finally got it😁 Great explanation bro👍

[@JacketCK]

Technically if it's infinite, there's an infinite amount of universes where Rick is and isn't the apex entity

[@rzovlogs]

Some infinites are bigger than other. Think of it like this, The Central Finite curve is like enclosing the numbers 1 to 2, and the rest of the real numbers are the multiverse. Of course, there are still an infinite amount of numbers outside 2 and 1, but between 1 and 2 there’s also an infinite amount of numbers, like 1.1,1.001,1.0001 and so on.

[@Mrpiggybank1964]

To rock and Morty goes so deep, like after the first season of just dark humor it progressively started to get more and more crazier, but that’s why I love it

[@michaelcasey4525]

Is there ever an explanation for doofus Rick in relation to the central finite curve. It always bugged me

[@nsramen3624]

Here’s the best explanation but you won’t like it (continuity error)

[@michaelcasey4525]

@@nsramen3624 yep, I figured, lol

[@solveigsgang2909]

Well doofus Rick is still extremely smart, he just has a mental disability. I wouldn’t be surprised if his universe is either filled with people who worship him or filled with idiots

[@MattyDawnshot]

Maybe doofus rick is the smartest in his doofus verse

[@Patatras_5325]

​@@MattyDawnshot true

[@RealengoPrimordialDemon]

Evil Morty was still in the Finite Curve as clearly showed in the episode where Evil Morty joined C-137 Rick and finally killed Rick Prime.

[@ThatGuyjontover]

Now turn that circle into a tube and you get the "they built a wall around infinity" line

[@anamngewu9565]

Thank you for making this short and straightforward.💯

[@blightchip4236]

“They built a wall around infinity”

[@Van4eus]

A universe without Rick and Morty? Sounds like a dream to me...

[@cor3po491]

Dude just wanted to leave and is called evil

[@me-myself-i787]

He's evil for the lengths he went to in order to leave. If an African-American slave killed millions of other slaves as well as millions of free men to escape slavery themselves, they would be evil too. The motivation doesn't justify the means.

[@jatehews2665]

@@me-myself-i787 would you not do the same in his position

[@AlphaOmega1237]

​@@jatehews2665I can pretty reasonably say that no I wouldn't murder thousands of innocent people to "be free". In no small part because its entirely unnecessary to achieve said freedom. EM could have just built his station somewhere random and likely would have been fine.

[@kuugando6689]

@@AlphaOmega1237evil Morty wasn’t even looking for freedom he could have fucked off anywhere he wanted specifically a place with no ricks and did anything to get there

[@undeadinside3571]

​@@kuugando6689 he already got rid of the rick from his own universe to begin with too

[@nikolakocic1523]

I don’t know if they realize it but it uses a mathematical concept of differently sizes infinities. Meaning that some infinities are bigger than others and some are smaller than others. The central finite curve belongs to a lower order of infinite universes that the multiverse as it encompasses the infinite infinity while the central finite curve encompasses something called the ironically enough countable infinity.

[@hodayfa000h]

not sure how infinity works so is infinity something a concept and let's say one infinite is number 1 and the other is 2 they are both infinite but one is higher is that how it works or is just something that keeps re appearing called infinite? no matter the time so like every 5 seconds you get 1 pizza while it is small it is infinite?

[@Amartin-mu6oj]

​@@hodayfa000h vsauce has a good video on it

[@LineOfThy]

@@hodayfa000h Think about it - there are infinite numbers between 1 and 3 but none of them are 4

[@vivikmenproductions9347]

great video lot of people dont undersatnd this it helps a lot of people

[@Hexagonna]

It was me! I traveled to the Finite Curve with my Super Speed by glitching the universe by using my Reverse Speed Force! Then I told Evil Morty about it! But that isn't all! I'am probably gonna delete this message because I don't want Rick to come after me.

[@geforce2ultra130]

damn you thawne.

[@GustavoSilva-ny8jc]

SOOOOO FUCKING AWESOME!!!!! It's GENIUS how the series breaks its own truths without feeling plot device or forced.

[@didthathurtjr4163]

My question is does that mean theres other finite curves for other people. A FINITE CURVE WHERE JERRY IS THE SMARTEST BEING?!??

[@nightmarexgaming120]

If they decided to make one

[@cain7925]

Probably since infinity is infinite

[@КириллКарпов-е1ь]

I love the idea that the Evil Morty coukd have gone into any of the dimensions outside of the finine curve but somehow ended up in a blender dimension

[@Lil_mar00]

Wait dinosaurs? Wth seems super random at the end. Can someone explain?

[@MsDirectorAngela]

Season 6 Episode 6. There were some super intelligent dinosaurs that showed up and were solving problems. Then a fair amount of events happened and they did each other "favors" to a degree. I'm unsure how to word it correctly but I am for certain that Season 6 Episode 6 is the correct one to find it.

[@k0metz590]

They are basically a deus ex machina for the lazy writters so they can go back to the status quo

[@Hello-yx2ux]

The story and lore for this show is honestly insane

[@darklonestar8016]

Actually, dude they just repaired the rift. They didn’t repair the finite curve if Rick says the curb is repaired, it’s considered to be repaired, but until we get actual confirmation it is halfway repaired, but not the way how the other Rick’s would like it to be so there is still a possibility that evil Rick will want to repair it and trap Rick in there so that way he won’t mess with evil, Rick stuff, and keep him out of his business.

[@Gillesmos_GG]

Thank you bro, I didn't understand it the first time I watched it

[@TheDarkMaster312]

the dinosaurs existing makes no sense in the curve

[@Opey32]

They aren’t in the curve anymore, not sure why he said that in the vid The Dino’s sealed a hole between the multiverses, they didn’t fix the finite curve which was completely destroyed by Morty The Dino’s are, like you said, a being smarter and more powerful than Rick (he may have countered their telepathy but he still ran after throwing the rock) and so are from outside the central finite curve

[@Gbbb239]

Thank you. Quick. Precise. No BS.

[@ComptonsMostWanted]

I've seen this idea used for imagining a world without colonialism. Puts a different spin on this episode

[@jedstanaland2897]

If you have ever seen Noein then it might help you understand a bit better. Basically there is a point where one of the characters is blinking through the multiple universes and she is talking to the traveler who tries to explain that she might be able to find a universe where her father didn't leave her Mom but it wouldn't have anything to do with the current version of her or the path she was currently on.

[@KompetenteEnte]

OK then answer that question! : When he trapped all the universes were rick is the most dominant person, how is there Doofy rick?

[@Keanuthelegend]

My assumption is that everyone in the universe he belongs to is just as doofy as him. Or even more so. So he’s still the most superior in his universe, he’s just a pearl in a sea of diamonds.

[@KompetenteEnte]

@@Keanuthelegend actually pretty convincing answer you got there! It's like everybody in his universe is eating shit but he's the only one who doesn't eat diarrhea

[@digitalfantasies4570]

@@Keanuthelegend Doofus Rick's universe was shown in more depth in some comics that are cannon to the show. In the comics it shows that his universe has a Jerry that is basically rick. As in hes incredibly high intelligence and has a ton of power, way past doofus rick. So I don't think they were really thinking about the finite curve back then, so he's more of an outlier. If your interested in hearing more about the comic you can find a rundown of it in a youtube video titled "Jerry Smith Who Became God" In the comics he fights c-137 Rick and beats him up multiple times, aswell as thinking ahead past Rick and disarming his bombs. This Jerry never met a Rick before yet instantly was able to outsmart him and think past him. Rick C-137 even has to admit defeat and call in the council to deal with him since he cant do it. And then Jerry within seconds, takes full control over the council.

[@ea8702]

​@@Keanuthelegend doofus Jerry: am i a joke to you?

[@AiRsTrIkExXzZ]

The reason why ricks like doofus rick exists is because his universe is in between the purple and green lines

[@aurumvale9908]

whats even better is they never specified that its about Ricks in general that had to be the smartest in that curve. i believe they meant Rick-137 specifically. the finite curves is all the universes where 137 would be the smartest being in existence.

[@rzovlogs]

Some infinites are bigger than others.Think of it like this, The Central Finite curve is like enclosing the numbers 1 to 2, and the rest of the real numbers are the multiverse. Of course, there are still an infinite amount of numbers outside 2 and 1, but between 1 and 2 there’s also an infinite amount of numbers, like 1.1,1.001,1.0001 and so on.

[@nsramen3624]

But what about doofus rick

[@Forgottenseeker]

He is still the smartest rick in his world you have to understand that infinite mens all possibly are there in his world average IQ is about 50. This is just speculations but him beating the smaters in his own univers is also a possibility.

[@connormcgehee9349]

As a fun fact there's probably infinite central finite curves cause if Rick can everyone can

[@ross719]

"Non-sigma Ricks"? Lmao kinda cringe bro

[@xsju]

What??

[@ross719]

@@xsju it's just cringe idk what more you want

[@xsju]

@@ross719 i dont think he meant it in that way 😐

[@ross719]

@@xsju what other way is there?

[@Mr_Horr1-bill]

He's going to find the finite curve where he's the apex of those universes 😂

[@Forest9528]

Those dinosaurs really did guck up what could have been a very interesting season plot line. Although I would argue that they had somehow left the curve anyways since the dinosaurs were so much more advanced than even Rick himself

[@lemmyrules4893]

The technically the doofus dimension should be outside of the curve because it’s the universe where jerry is the most dominant over a rick

[@dravenstamaria_]

should be the case but doofus jerry was introduced way before the CFC was so it’s just a plot hole. the same thing can be said for evil morty as well, he is the most dominant in his universe so he should be outside of CFC.

[@Raymondmadden]

Weird enough with inf universes. There is def loads where you have a jerry finite curve. Morty curve. Jessica curve. Croninburge curve etc

[@shrederman9838]

I remember watching a scientist react to the first season and saying "it should be an infinite curve, if its following multiple universes theory" and then season 5 brought it up and how rick built the finite curve

[@dsenvy]

So thats why the dinos are back, mind blown right there

[@maxxymrice6200]

Basically, it's like the Sacred Timeline from the MCU

[@_-OSIRIS-_]

Imagine outside the finite curve is all Mortys being the Apex without ricks

[@quaktoons331]

The rift is closed, but they left it open for too long, enough time for anything to get into get in.

[@waterteafan9264]

It's such a powerful invention ngl

[@Yuppingforhoursatatime]

Looks like a giant eyeball to me

[@letterh]

so basically rick canonically exists in the gravity falls universe

[@Trj113]

Thanks for just repeating, almost verbatim, What we already learned in the show really needed that.

[@themightypotatodevourer]

Dude this was so well made even I understood it and I'm an idiot

[@last_dutch_hero258]

Technically speaking, as long as Rick is the most dominant being in crossovers they can technically happen still

[@robbomegavlkafenryka6158]

I have a theory that C137 Rick created the curve himself to trap himself and Rick Prime in a finite box of infinite universes.

[@Charlie_romeo-gg9pl]

this is really helpful thank you

[@nimpsonkinkson1924]

Another way to illustrate it would be representing the multiverse as a cartesian plane with an infinite diagonal line from the middle mapping out several points in the plane, the points represent the CFC

[@daneemadee]

also important to note in my opinion is that there's still an infinite number of universes within the finite curve, like how 10% of an infinity is still infinite. Just thought it'd be important to note it doesn't mean there's a finite number of Ricks, there's just as many infinitely smart Ricks as there are robodog worlds

[@mateoramonromero5405]

When you think about it, the dinosaurs were protecting the rest of universes when they closed the curve, trapping all Ricks in a place where they couldn't hurt the rest of infinity.

[@JayyChildish]

I feel like he made that to trap the one that killed him to narrow it down. If he was truly able to go anywhere brick wouldn’t be able to find him. My theory is the evil Rick will try to leave just like Morty did

[@TheWarden04]

Makes sense that the council of Rick's is inside the curve or could even be slightly responsible for it

[@delink3930]

I bet that Rick himself would spit on the "Sigma" concept tbh

[@koku194]

Rick and Rick prime existed and the universe went: ok you are now supreme

[@PrincessNinja007]

The Doylian explanation is that it's the line where the writers have decided "okay this is the absolute farthest we'll stretch reality"

[@cringeproductions7081]

I feel that other curves or barriers could exist, since there are universes where Rick isn’t the smartest, there could be some equivalent to a citadel of ricks, but being another person and they could make one

[@PandaTheFunky216]

It's still wild when you think about how they managed to separate infinity from infinity

[@limboxuehai1456]

That green circle should cover at least 99.9% of the red circle.

[@augiedoggie389]

So doofus Rick is the apex of his universe? Wild

[@augiedoggie389]

Frickin KZbin keeps recommending me the same video so I keep coming in the comments to ask the same questions 😤

[@markfuston2714]

Honestly I wonder if the Ricks truly created the barrier, or if it was maybe created by beings outside of the curve as a way to keep the dangerous Ricks quarantined.

[@thatguyjared8560]

There’s still a solid 50/50 the dinosaurs didn’t actually re-seal the central finite curve, considering we still saw Evil Morty being able to travel through it with his portal gun afterwards.

[@darthash18]

I like the idea that Rick prime crashed through evil mortys roof, killed his Rick, maybe gave him the eyepatch and told him everything about the curve, the peaced out

[@dakotasavage2192]

There’s a thing like this in Star Wars where it’s called the barrier because the far outlanders are actually not from the Star Wars universe and they’re possibly the reason for the barrier

[@ElTwOJaY]

Yeah those skull feet, I wish I could have heard them sing.

[@Akeem-o1i]

This is how doffus jerry is gonna come into the finite curve

[@Firethorn.gaming]

Because Evil Morty was likely just made to be a sidekick, he finally betrayed and killed his Rick, scanned his mind then scanned a buck of other Rick minds until he figured out how to leave.

[@mysteriousvenus1410]

I think a line in the middle of the screen wouldve shown it better, since there are an infinite amount of universes where rick is the smartest and an infinite amount where he isnt