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A Reincarnation Theory ~ Part 2



Part 1 needs to be read to understand Part 2. You can find Part 1 here: https://internautofgenz.blogspot.com/2020/05/a-reincarnation-theory.html

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Imagine a world with 3 people. A, B, and C. If A is true souled, then B and C are simulated. A dies, goes to B. Then C and A are simulated. B dies goes to C. A and B are simulated. C dies, hits up A. A suicides. Time block ends.

New time block, B is a true soul and on and on and on until that true soul has inhabited all A, B, and C.

For better understanding:


A dead.

B dead

C dead

A suicides

-----new time block-----


You have to remember, this ties into fate and destiny. I use suicide to talk about self-termination. It could happen because of stress, crime, whatever, long as it happens.




Introducing a new concept;

One Timestream is defined as:

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-----Time block 1-----

A dead.

B dead

C dead

A suicides

-----Time block 2-----

B dead.

C dead

A dead

B suicides

-----Time block 3-----

C dead.

A dead

B dead

C suicides

-----Time block 4-----

A deja vu - suicides

---Apocalypse----

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...and there exist multiple Timestreams. and they all go and join together or "plug into" a bigger component called "Rotators".

Timestreams are similar to parallel universes but not parallel as when they join in a Rotator, they affect each other.

[In time stream (I)]

In TB1 (time block 1), A was a true soul. in TB2 B was true. in TB4 A became true again causing suicide

but in TB1, B and C were simulated.

So in a different Timestream (II), located in the Rotator, in TB1, B is true soul instead of A and the actions of B as a true soul are repeated in Timestream (I)

In TB1 of Timestream (I), C was also simulated.

So a different Timestream (III), contains TB1 with C as true soul and its actions are used as C simulated in Timestream (I)

In total, there will be 12 Timestreams, in a Rotator (of a system of three people, A, B, and C).

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Yep. Now imagine every single lifeform in the universe. the numbers go up to gazillions and beyond. That number is the number of Rotators that exist. The Rotators do not affect other Rotators but all the Rotators working, makes up the universe.

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