Will doesn't like a good two-thirds of those options. He doesn't want to just disappear, and he knows ghosts don't exist in every universe. They certainly didn't exist in his. But then, being just fine sounds too good to be true.
"My theory was always that we'd been taken from our worlds at the exact moment of death. Time being relative, we would eventually return to that moment, whether we were brought here physically or not. If we are able to travel to any world we want, that theory doesn't exactly hold up."
There were plenty of holes in it to begin with, but he's not going to point that out.
"Unless we now exist in a separate timeline. There could be a version of our worlds out there where we did die, and there could be an infinite number of worlds where we didn't." He sighs, partly to stop himself from going on an hours'-long tangent about theoretical quantum physics. "While I'd love to learn the truth in that department, it does pose some potential problems."
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"My theory was always that we'd been taken from our worlds at the exact moment of death. Time being relative, we would eventually return to that moment, whether we were brought here physically or not. If we are able to travel to any world we want, that theory doesn't exactly hold up."
There were plenty of holes in it to begin with, but he's not going to point that out.
"Unless we now exist in a separate timeline. There could be a version of our worlds out there where we did die, and there could be an infinite number of worlds where we didn't." He sighs, partly to stop himself from going on an hours'-long tangent about theoretical quantum physics. "While I'd love to learn the truth in that department, it does pose some potential problems."