first of all, what is the omniverse?
we all know the basic idea, right?
āinfinite possibilities! everything you can possibly imagine is real!ā
and while the sheer notion of that is fcking terrifying
based on all the breadcrumbs and bits and pieces that exe file has been feeding my hard drive, i actually have a solid idea of how the omniverse is organized
or at least a part of it, since the excerpts i get often say āobservable monocosmā
this is gonna destroy my mental healthā¦
there are two types of multiverse that i think most people are familiar with
the many-worlds interpretation & what i call the āsnowflake interpretationā
the many-worlds interpretation is the more well-known one. weāve all seen or heard of it. schrodingerās cat. aus. mcu. everything everywhere all at once. you get it.
while the snowflake interpretation is more like every universe is wholly, completely different from each other from the start - entirely different histories, physics, etc.
well in the omniverse, these two interpretations coexist, just not on the same levels. lemme break it down
if youāre actually into multiverses and cosmology and stuff, youve prolly heard of max tegmark. he basically suggested that the multiverse is separated by levels
and the omniverse kinda builds off of that, just switched up a little like poorly copied homework.
the first level is a universe
itās indisputable. even if the omniverse doesnāt exist, i dont think ppl can deny that the universe does (unless theyre weird).
the 2nd level is a multiverse. this is where the many-worlds interpretation comes in. if u somehow donāt know it, it implies that all the possible outcomes of a quantum measurement, or basically an event, are equally real but do not interact with each other. means all hypothetical scenarios, no matter how big or small the changes are - what if you didnāt date that girl, or what if the meteor that killed the dinosaurs never came - have their own worlds. they branch off of one universe, and until a certain point in time they are one in the same. think of it like a tree
the 3rd level is called a megaverse. according to excerpts from vivat vita, the existence of them is still debated. they basically encompass all multiverses that, get this, are created from similar kinds of matter. this is where it gets complicated. scientists arent assured that megaverses exist since they havent discovered an observable ādivideā between them. ill explain this later
anything beyond a megaverse is considered untestable, unobservable, and completely unheard of. most scientists just stop there - all megaverses make up the omniverse in finality. like tegmark said, the omniverse is the ultimate multiverse, the collection of all realities that are mathematically possible.
there are some hypotheses that the levels beyond megaverses entail existences that have completely different structures and systems. like while one verse (word for level of existence) looks like this another looks like this.
there are also hypotheses that verses have their own timelines, and that alternate versions of them exist based on their interactions with each other. like thereās an alternate version of a multiverse because someone fired a wormhole between two universes at a different time.
i really dont know what im talking about
i mean i do(ish), but i know i sound absolutely insane. i might sound all intellectual, but im rlly just a huge yapper.
ik this all sounds complicated, and it is, but im really just making observations here. take everything i say with a grain of salt.
im tired of this shyt. im going to bed. expect a follow-up post probablyyyyyyyyy tomorrow.
see yall there. peace be wit yall - 6/13/25