Imagine, if you will, sitting across from yourself in a universe slightly askew. One where the coffee brewed itself, and Mondays were just another form of weekend. "What do you think about Schrödinger's cat party?" you ask, half-smirking. And I'm almost you, but not quite, in that awkward moment when both our realities tangle gently at the edges.
The true his-and-hers dilemma—it might even be worth a side glance at quantum economics. What's the entropy like in your universe? Over here, pastries and entropy seem less and less distinguishable. Crunchy ways to devour time or seconds or maybe just matter.
Somewhere in a distant glimmer, Wright wonders if a parallel choice has consequences even in the absence of decisions. Perhaps written in the stars, or maybe scribbled in the margins of an unwritten book. Do tell me more about your pet's paradoxes over here: Something Curious.
If you ever catch a glimpse of the elusive moment of *now* sitting quietly in another possibility, hand it a piquant thought, would you? Meanwhile, let's sidestep those quantum leaps with a charm: Walk the Wire.