Nom's Theory Of Reality
I'll make this as simple as possible because if you can't explain something in simple terms then you don't understand it (Einstein, I think).
One of the enduring interpretations of quantum mechanics is that every possibility creates a separate universe, but this only applies at the quantum level. Nobody understands why.
Well, how about this? The reason the visible universe doesn't align to quantum physics is because the visible universe is the total sum of all those different possibilities. It is the sum of all the quantum universes created by the Copenhagen Interpretation.
Or have I maybe just had a bit too much to drink?
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