The Omniversal Time Dilation theory

The Omniversal Time Dilation theory, known also as the OTD theory, started as personal observations by Dr. Bruce Banner in the 2000s, with himself and Tony Stark working together to understand it.
Since his childhood, Banner was aware of the sporadic nature of time within the Omniverse. He knew that, on average, time within their own universe differed from that of the Infinity Staff by an average factor of 7.
It took until May 3, 2015, for Stark to piece together why this was the case. He called this time difference the Omniversal Time Dilation, or OTD, and asked the following questions:
*Why does the OTD occur?
*Does the OTD vary from universe to universe?
*Is there some constant that can describe the average OTD for the Phenomenal Omniverse?
Stark spent 9 days pondering these questions. Upon Stark's 18th birthday (May 12, 2015), Stark had asked these questions to Banner. Through some work, they discovered that indeed there was a constant to describe the average OTD—42. Through this, they finally understood why 42 was such a powerful and important number in the Omniverse. Later, Stark would refer to 42 as the Omniverse Constant, since much of the Omniverse was based on the number 42.
During their thought process, Stark realized that the Staff was the third Omnidimension, since it encapsulated the entire Nominal and Phenomenal Omniverses as one single entity.
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