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It may sound a bit amateurish but I want to ask out of curiosity.
As for my question:
1: I know that in order for an entity to be h1a, it must completely transcend the 1-a entity and be completely inaccessible, traditional space-time contains all possibilities. As for my question: Can H1-A contain elements like the multiverse but it works completely differently, it is not in the traditional structure we know, it is only used to tell those living in the h1-a entity. It is completely independent of the 1-a entity and is said to be an analogy, does this break the h1-A situation or is it a common situation in fiction?
2- Can a person living in the h1-A entity have more than one version in other universes in h1-A, if there is a version in other universes in the H1-A entity, does this break the h1-A situation or are there different alternatives to prevent this?
As for my question:
1: I know that in order for an entity to be h1a, it must completely transcend the 1-a entity and be completely inaccessible, traditional space-time contains all possibilities. As for my question: Can H1-A contain elements like the multiverse but it works completely differently, it is not in the traditional structure we know, it is only used to tell those living in the h1-a entity. It is completely independent of the 1-a entity and is said to be an analogy, does this break the h1-A situation or is it a common situation in fiction?
2- Can a person living in the h1-A entity have more than one version in other universes in h1-A, if there is a version in other universes in the H1-A entity, does this break the h1-A situation or are there different alternatives to prevent this?