Difference between revisions of "Multiverse"

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The Multiverse. Welcome to confusion.

Definition

The Multiverse is a theory circulating in the Nationstates community regarding the topic of- Well, everything. The Multiverse is what's used to explain geographic claims, movement through space and time, and anything else one might have trouble disecting.

Earth and Cake

Regarding Geographic claims such as Earth. The Multiverse is the theory used to explain conflicting claims. If Nation A claims France, and Nation B claims France, conflict will obviously occur. Seldom is it seen that conflict does not lead to War. To avoid War, the Multiverse theory can be used. France A will lay in Plane 1, and France B will lay in Plane 2. Dimensions!

Now you may say, "But what are these Planes you speak of? Alternate Dimensions? What's that?" Well, I'm glad you asked! Let me describe it like this- A cake. Imagine the Multiverse as one gigantic cake. For all intensive purposes, the Multiverse is a seven layer cake.

France A lays in Layer 1, France B lays in Layer 2. They are parallel exactly to each other, just existing in different Dimensions, in the case of the Cake, the Dimension of height. As I see it, Nationstates is a Cake! Each layer of the Cake is a different Dimension in which a Nation can exist. With the extremely large number of players on Nationstates period, one Dimension is not enough when most Nations prefer to stay on Earth, in Modern-Tech.

Polka-Dots

"But sir, what if France A and France B want to interact?" Well Timmy, I'll tell you what happens! One such way something like this can be arranged, is in something I call Polka-Dots. France A and France B can converge in between Layers. Right in the icing that seperates the Layer 1 and 2. In this was, the Nations share the land, each overlapping the other wholly. If one wants to interact with another, it should be played as following. Say you are Rep. of France A, travelling from Point A to point B, which lays in France B. It should be that one travels from Point A France A, to point B, France A. While one would use the geographic terms in France A, point B will be a sort of dot floating in France A which encapsulates Point B, France B. Hence, Polka-Dots. Think of it as the Pudding seperating the Layers of the cake, dripping into a crevice in Layer 1.

Confused yet? It get's more befuddling, worry not.

A Yo-yo

Another theory, one that pertains more to traveling the Multiverse, but is related to Polka-dots.