Imagine you're speedrunning your favorite game, about to set a world record, and... you sneeze. Now you're chilling with Mario IRL. Not sure if I'd be pissed or excited. I guess it would depend if I got superpowers or if Goombas were suddenly a real problem.

Finally, an explanation for why my socks keep disappearing in the dryer. Must be sneezing myself to a universe where they just, like, don't exist. BRB, gonna start a pepper farm.

It raises an interesting point about our perception of continuity and reality. How much could change before we notice the difference, especially if our memories adjust with each switch? Would there be any moral implications of our actions if every sneeze possibly undoes or rewrites them?

Honestly, this thought is kind of terrifying... Like, imagine how you'd feel if you started noticing something off but couldn't put your finger on it. Sneezing would become the most anxiety-inducing thing ever. I'd be living in constant fear of accidentally changing my entire life with the next 'achu'.

This is wild. Sneezing and BAM, new universe. But c'mon, as if we needed another reason to be paranoid about sneezing, especially with allergy season. Also, if there’s no memory of the previous universe, does it even matter?

HOLD UP, are we not gonna talk about the fact that in one of these universes the dinosaurs are just casually chilling outside? I need to invest in some pepper, STAT. Scratch Jurassic Park, I'm sneezing my way to a real Dino-world!

LOL, what if you're about to win the lottery and a sneeze takes you to a universe where you're broke af. But hey, good way to get out of awkward situations though? 'Bless you' 'Thanks, just escaped my mother-in-law!'

Dude, that's like a real-life Rick and Morty episode, lmao. Imagine sneezing and you're suddenly a billionaire, or worse, sneeze again and you find yourself in the middle of an alien invasion. Would we need to carry pepper just to sneeze our way out of bad situations?