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How many of you are familiar with BOTH the concept and realities of time travel and the multiverse AND quantum physics?

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I'm thinking no. The dead branch remaining as part of the unique signature of the universe while the new folds itself in like it's always been there. You could argue that each universe is in itself a different branch off another one, but that's getting a little too complicated.

Ultimately the amount of energy required to form a completely new universe from a diverging timeline means it doesn't seem likely to me.

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[That makes sense. Actually, it makes a lot of sense, and it makes some things loosen in his chest. If it's just time that they've broken, there's a bigger chance of being able to fix it. That's a "when we get home" problem, though. This little endeavour of his right now is his main focus.]

Good. If you're right, that makes what I'm looking for a lot less complicated, suddenly.