Reading: "The Universe, Sex and its attribution of parallel Worlds" from THE PRAXIS CONTINUUM (A.Glass 2018)

Alexia leans back into her chair looking at the synopsis for Jennifer Holly's latest book. She then switches the screen back to her notes, typing, Alexia adds more insight to what she believes could be the reason for Holly's psychological trauma. Adding that on going sessions with the client is recommended. She then looks down at some of the handwritten notes she has made. Alexia sees the name of Professor Dan Koso. She then types the Professor's name into an internet search engine, a clip is displayed which is titled: "Luciferian Dilemma – Cosmic Inflation, time and the Multiverse." Alexia clicks the link, opening the clip. She sees the image angled towards an aging man, sitting opposite another older man. The clip begins to play, she has a sip of her red wine, holding up the nearly finished glass, Alexia quickly pauses the clip, reaching forward from behind the laptop monitor and lifting up the bottle of red wine. Pouring into the glass with her right hand, she reaches across with her left hand, clicking the mouse button with her index finger. The clip continues to play.

"Dan, can you explain what the Luciferian Dilemma is? And how does it relate to the Multiverse and more particularly cosmic inflation."

"Well it's a thought experiment. Which I came up with to pose a dilemma of an idea that time does not have to end within what we perceived as a fixed Universe.

"Hence the multiverse theory," the interviewer replies

"Correct. So, it works like this. You or anybody else at a certain point in time walk down a darkened street, only lit by the over head street lights. You are drawn to this small, unusual shop. Which sells various interesting artifacts. Entering the shop sitting at a small table is a man, dressed in what appears to be formal evening wear. He introduces himself to you as Lucifer, he has an offer of chance for you. In his hand he is holding a coin, one side is black the other white. He asks you to sit, intrigued you oblige. He then hands you the coin. While at the same time taking out two separate bills a hundred and fifty dollar bill. He asks you to study the coin to see if there is anything usually with the coin apart from its two sided painted in a black and white duality. Satisfied, you hand the coin back to him. He then places, side by side, the hundred and fifty dollar bills onto the table in front of you and him. To continue playing this game, you need to place a fifty dollar bill, which you own, on top of his fifty dollar bill. He then reiterates his offer which involves a coin toss, however, once he tosses the coin into the air. There will be two choices, if you choose white, it will only spin for one minute, if you chose black for an hour."

"Lucifer knows the outcome?" The interview asks smiling.

"Yes, aware of those probabilities within the lengths of time, the longer the duration of the coin spinning at the same point in time, say for one hour, if you chose black. As you may believe awaiting those possibilities, the coin will flip to your favor. So, in summary you choose the longer duration. Lucifer, knowing that a multiverse continues to grow, with inflation theory, adding newer Universes. Which outnumber the older ones. You'll lose the bet, as time is compressed within that one hour or fifty nine minutes, regardless, what should be betted on is the shorter timespan. The one minute differential rather than the prolonged one. Please also keep in mind this is not gambling advice, just an experiment in relation to time and the multi universe theory"

The host chuckles. "In other words, no long term bets. So there is no 'cut off'. As time doesn't end in a multiverse?"

"Essentially, what I would also add to this thought experiment is that time, the dealings within time are linear. What you and I are interacting in, others, in the infinite Earths are staging similar interactions. Not as fixed or determined, yet as the probability that we exist in multiple Earths increases, the duration of time frames can be spread out. In this experiment it is from one minute to fifty nine minutes of each other."

"So, within a multiverse and cosmic inflation. Is there an older Earth?"

"Maybe, but not as an extreme future, but rather drawn out as a spread within where the other Earths reside. What this shows more than anything is that the past and more so the future insignificant than the assumption that we live in a Universe that is both forward and backwards in time. If anything, as I have mentioned in previous discussions, there is just the now, with a deviation of one hour within the multiverse..."

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Reading:  "The Universe, Sex and its attribution of parallel Worlds" from THE PRAXIS CONTINUUM (A.Glass 2018)