Shelton, from Big Bang Theory, believes in a multiverse. He means that there Ian an Multiple number of universes where multiples iterations of each of

each of us existed. Assume you could watch and control your behaviour in each of these universes. In a "real" multiverse situation you could not. Would you try to behave the same in all them or would you use one or more of the universes to experiment with your behaviour to see how to get out of tricky situations?

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GlassDog · 46-50, M

It seems particularly perverse to have the benefit of viewing every possible reality (as a learning experiment) and to deny yourself it by imposing conformity. A bit like being given a book containing every secret and deliberately burning it.