By Schrödinger himself, this theory proposes that every time a decision is made, the universe splits into multiple parallel universes.
Imagine it: every choice, every action, every thought - a never-ending branching tree of possibilities.
It's like a never-ending drawer full of socks, each one representing a different reality.
You pull out a sock, and the drawer splits. You pull out another, and the drawer splits again.
But which sock do you pull out next?
Each time you make a choice, the universe splits. And splits. And splits.
There's you, there's me, there's a universe with cats as the dominant species...
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It's not just about the math, folks. It's about the fabric of reality itself.
Every decision, every action, every thought - a quantum event that creates a new thread in the tapestry of the universe.
And we're stuck in this never-ending loop of possibility.
We may never know. We may never be able to observe the infinite branching.
Or perhaps, just perhaps, we'll find a way to navigate the multiverse.
Until then, we're stuck in this infinite loop of possibility, with no end in sight.
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