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If you were to view people as a composition of their choices, then in the current branch every individual chose said branch. Every person who did not chose the
by davemp 8y ago
If you were to view people as a composition of their choices, then in the current branch every individual chose said branch. Every person who did not chose the current branch, is now a different individual.
If the universe is considered a set of individuals or object, then it's unclear whether a multiple paths could lead to equivalent universes or the same. It all depends on the category theory (is the composition of choices associative, etc).
That being said, I really don't like multiple/branching universes theories.