Every decision we make leads us to a whole new world of possibilities, every single one of them, creating entire different universes where we decided differently and our whole lives changed. And by every one of them, I DO mean every one of them.

In a hypothetical case, lets just say. It's your breake, you go to a coffee shop, and are undecisful about what to get, you are between an iced tea, or a hot coffee, now there are two universes, the one in which you take the iced tea and the one in which you took the coffee, this might seem stupid, thinking the whole universe is going to drift apart for some stupid coffee, but read carefully.

Since it's been a long day at work, you are tired, and sleepy, so when they give you the coffee, you feel it way to hot, without previously preparing yourself, so since its too hot, you move quickly, don't look back and you trip with a guy, and spill your coffee over him, and let's just think about how hot it was, the guy is burned, he gets mad at you, then back at work you find out he started working there, and it is uncomfortable.

Now let's see about the universe in which you took the iced tea, its cold, but it feels good, so you just take it and leave the place, and go back to work, on the way you find yourself wanting to go to the restroom so bad, so as soon as you get there you go to the restroom, to where you don't often go. Then when you come out, you see a guy you saw before at the coffee shop, he shyly asks you where is the accounting department, and since you work there, you walk him there. In the walk you two talk and have fun, since he is nervous and new, he dorkly invites you out, you two get along and two years later you find yourself moving with him.

But back at the real world, in the decision, you prefer to go instead for the cookie you just saw, you take a bite, its delicious, and you go on with your life as usual, go back to work and worry about the calories later, while wondering how would it be if you had taken the tea or the coffee, but you know you can't return there, to that decision, you can't return to the multidimensional coffee shop.


the other[Mrs. Kite]