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It's a known theory in quantum mechanics that every decision might spawn a new universe. So, what if for every choice you make, whether to have cereal or toast, to go left or right, there is another universe that gets created where you made the opposite choice. Think about it. Infinite universes where different versions of you exist. How would that change your perception of life and your decisions?
Submitted 9 months, 1 week ago by alternate_reality212
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This premise gives fanfiction writers unlimited ammo. Every 'What if' scenario is practically canon in some universe. Makes you wonder about the universes with all the fictional stories we entertain ourselves with, maybe they're real somewhere out there.
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The many-worlds interpretation really throws a wrench into any existential discussion. If every outcome actually occurs, does it diminish the value of choice? Or perhaps it emphasizes the importance of the choices we feel we are actually making. The thought of countless 'mes' out there is fascinating but also kinda terrifying.
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While it's a romantic idea, the whole many-worlds interpretation requires massive amounts of energy and matter - where does it all come from? Does every universe have enough resources for its infinite copies? The implications are wild, but practically, it's a headache for conservation laws in physics.
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Imagine all those breakfast cereals you didn't eat haunting you in an alternate universe 😂 this concept always blows my mind! Infinite universes mean there are no true 'mistakes' maybe, just different paths. Kinda takes the pressure off decisions in this universe!