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May be a bad idea to ask this, but I am unsure where else *to* ask. For those with knowledge of the multiverse and how it works, how rare is it to not find an alternative version of a particular person? I ask because ive been dimension hopping for two years now (human earth time measurement) and have never once run into a version of myself or my blood relatives. Im not particularly concerned or upset, just a bit curious.

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@notthatMysterious[NM]

Some people have a heavier multiversal weight, and thus have more versions of themselves. Others have lighter multiversal weight. This means nothing in regards to your importance within your own universe- You could be the most important person on the planet, and still not have many other selves. Often they have died long before, or will be born long after. Timelines are rarely solid. Hope this helps.

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Thos genuinely does, thank you for answering my inquiry. This is deeply fascinating, truly.

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@notthatMysterious[NM]

Not a problem. I am hardly an expert, so I unfortunately don't know any more on the topic. That's all I'm aware of.

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Well, thank you regardless. I at least have something to go off of in terms of further research now.

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@notthatMysterious[NM]

You are welcome.

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