Then there's the stuff where people start going crazy because they're dead in another universe.
It makes no sense to me that only very specific events could lead to certain kinds of universes. Technically there's no contradiction but it's just so damn silly and overly convenient. Yeah, the story's problem is that it tries to have infinite universes and distinct branches from a single event simultaneously. They cannot however redefine the meaning of infinity, or simply ignore it. I think if the writers actually established clearly that there are say a distinct number of worlds that got fractured from the main timeline due to some EVENT and the characters can fix it by doing something, it would be more coherent because as creators of the story they can decide on the laws that govern the world. This is why the story is pretentious, and totally spoilt it for me. It's nothing, and everything, however silly it sounds. In an infinite world possibility you can't prevent bad things from happening by pruning a branch of history because it's not a tree in the first place. In fact in other possible worlds you could be dancing on your kitchen table, or you don't exist, or earth got obliterated a few billion years ago. If you succeeded, would that mean then that all possibilities of you getting a result on the second part of the has disappeared or changed? Not at all, because the very act of you convincing yourself to change your action is also one of the initial possibilities. So you're thinking, hey what if I use my world jumping ability to convince your other self to use a twenty-sided die or go do something more fun like penning a silly reply on GAF?
Unfortunately you ended with a paltry and disappointing total of 13. Let's also assume that any number bigger than 20 is your target else you will be very cross. You have decided to play a game where you roll the die once (1-6) and the result of the die will inform you on how many times you will roll the die next to get the second number (6-36). You cannot have the agency to change things infinite worlds in a finite and distinct way, it is not logically compatible.Īs an example, let's say you sit down at your kitchen table with a six-sided die. I think my main beef is how the writing treated the concept of infinite worlds.
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