Chapter 1: What is the Multiverse?

In this discussion, I anticipate some backlash, yet my curiosity compels me to share my thoughts on the multiverse theory. This concept encompasses everything that exists—time, space, physical laws, and energy. Some theorists suggest we inhabit various parallel universes, a notion popularized by series like Star Trek: Discovery. While this idea holds merit, my interpretation diverges slightly.

There could be numerous universes where we exist as distinct entities in various scenarios, and in many of these realms, we may not exist at all. To clarify, our existence hinges on the choices we make. Just because our parents came together to create us doesn't imply the same holds true across all universes. We are the culmination of decisions made by our ancestors; a single different choice—like a partner selection—could mean many of us would never have come to be.

Thus, my understanding of the multiverse hinges on a rather simple notion that struck me: multiple universes exist, each with unique outcomes based on varying choices. It's fascinating to ponder that in some of these universes, humanity may not dominate; perhaps monkeys rule instead. A fitting example is Andrzej Sapkowski, the creator of The Witcher series. The success of those games raises the question: how can we dismiss the existence of that universe?

Life essentially boils down to two factors: the choices we make and the mistakes we commit. Without errors, our learning would be stunted, possibly even preventing our existence. These principles apply universally, influencing everything from science to literature and business. Imagine if Andrzej Sapkowski had never penned The Witcher books; we would have missed out on the exceptional gaming experiences, particularly the acclaimed third installment.

As I share these reflections, I hope they are received with an open mind.

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