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If the universe was infenitely large then it'd be possible no? At a limited rate obviously
If you're going through the trouble of inventing a different universe, why not just invent one with an infinite energy source, rather than going about it roundabout?
Also, I don't imagine that people really imagine "limited rate" when talking about "unlimited energy". With that definition, I could sell you unlimited energy today for the low price of one hundred billion dollars. The rate is limited to 1 Joule per decade, but it will eventually pay off big during the heat death of the universe.