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[divinebrush]

[Hello, citizens, you're now watching a recording of a curtain of silver hair and the sounds of someone poking and tapping at the communicator. There is an huff of breath, and then the camera is flipped over, revealing a woman with silver dog ears and red markings over her skin. She tilts her head curiously before smiling for the camera-- benevolently, radiantly, and somehow tinged with sadness. Then typing starts, slow and careful.]

HOW MANY PEOPLE STILL BELIEVE IN THE GODS? WHAT SORT OF GOD DO YOU BELIEVE IN, IF YOU DO?

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[divinebrush]

IT SEEMS DANGEROUS FOR BOTH FUTURES TO BE ABLE TO EXIST LIKE THAT.

I can tag with the right journal I swear.

[meaningdies]

Not particularly. It's not as if one is made of antimatter or something like that.

oh fff I didn't even notice |Db

[divinebrush]

...ANTIMATTER?

[Ammy's vocabulary is expanding by leaps and bounds today.]

[meaningdies]

Everything is made of matter. Antimatter is like matter, but everything in it is reversed. Should it come into contact with matter, both are annihilated in an explosion.

[divinebrush]

...I SEE.

BUT THEN, IN THEORY, COULDN'T TWO OF YOU OR YOUR FRIENDS OR YOUR ENEMY EXIST AT ONE TIME?

[meaningdies]

That's correct. There's a theory that every choice splits off into two universes - one where one choice was made, and one where the other was made.

[divinebrush]

...WOULD THERE NOT BE MANY DIFFERENT UNIVERSES THEN? AS A RESULT OF OTHER CHOICES MADE AND NOT MADE?

[meaningdies]

That's correct. That's why it's called the "infinite worlds" theory.