Time-possibility theory

[Vishnu]

Each and every possibility ia another separate timeline in this space.every single universe i every single timeline in the space differs from each other because of different possible outcomes take this example. there is a man in this timeline now in opposite timeline this Man never existed this can be because there were two possibilities for the man to exist it would be if his parents ever met each other or not so the decision taken by his parents is the is the ultimate reason if he exist or not another example there are two fruit one apple and one orange  if I eat the apples the Apple will no more exist and I and if I eat the orange the orange will not exist or if I eat both of them none of them will exit this existence will make the timeline with them differ from the timeline without them from my point of view time is a straight line as we see it from present towards the future and it keeps breaking into several times of universes as it proceeds this can be the reason we cannot go back in time

 

 

Edited July 4, 2017 by Vishnu

[Snark]

Hello, and welcome to the forums! 

Moving to "Science & Spacefilight", since this post has nothing to do with KSP.

Sounds like you're describing the many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics (or something pretty close to it).  It's not really a "theory" because it's not provable or disprovable by observation (which is why it's referred to as an "interpretation" rather than a "theory").  But yes, it's an idea that's been around quite a while, and has been argued at great length by a lot of people. 

[YNM]

Presentation by Sean Carroll on beginnings of the Unuverse that also contains short analysis on the nature of time, whether fundamental or emergent : http://www.preposterousuniverse.com/blog/2017/01/25/what-happened-at-the-big-bang/ (it's embedded the page, probably scroll down). 

It might be interesting to think that things could be a multiverse; but it's even more interesting that we probably just slices through the "universe" we currently lives in. Imagine if all things possible is the actual universe : your experiences is just one possible slice of the whole thing. It's not that the other choice doesn't happen, but causally you did what you could do and so there things goes instead in your experience.