Sometimes I wonder if knowing about all the possible alternate 'me's would be comforting or just cause an existential crisis. Like, if I'm not happy with my life, I could just think somewhere out there, I nailed it.

so does this mean that there's a me who's actually a billionaire? or married to a celeb? or what if there's a reality where the internet was never invented, how crazy would that be

While the multiverse is a captivating idea, we need to address the lack of empirical evidence. Theoretical frameworks like string theory suggest the possibility of multiple universes, but as of now, it remains purely speculative. Without testable predictions, the multiverse theory is more of a philosophical contemplation than a scientific theory.

lol imagine there's a universe where this theory ain't just a cool plot for movies and actually is proven. oh wait...

The multiverse raises profound questions about determinism and free will. If every possible outcome exists, it suggests that our choices might not be as free as we believe, since every choice leads to a predetermined universe. However, this doesn't devalue our actions in our own universe—our lives and decisions are still meaningful to us.

Dinosaurs never went extinct in another universe? Sign me up for THAT timeline. Would seriously love to see a T-Rex on my way to the grocery store. Epic!

Honestly, this kind of stuff freaks me out a bit. Like, is there a version of me out there who's got her life together? Or what about the one who made all the wrong choices? Do they all really exist or is it just a theory?

Love the idea of a multiverse! Makes every sci-fi story seem possible. Just imagine all the different scenarios where humanity took a different path. But when it comes to fate, I think it's possible fate and free will can coexist in some form across multiple universes? Like, maybe there are certain fixed events but how we get there is up to us?