Branching Worlds

Branching worlds is a concept from philosophy and physics suggesting that different choices or events create separate, parallel versions of reality where each possible outcome occurs. Imagine each decision point as a fork in a road, leading to multiple future "worlds." Instead of a single, unfolding timeline, all outcomes coexist in a vast "multiverse." This idea helps explain phenomena like quantum mechanics, where particles can exist in multiple states simultaneously, and offers a way to understand how different possibilities can all be realized across various realities.