NARRATIVES

The NARRATIVE. A concept where stories are organized in intricate networks, where each story, or NARRATIVE, is connected in some way or another. Infinite networks that contain infinite stories, which in turn contain infinite worlds. While some may be comprehensible, most are not, and never will be.
=== Main Idea ===
The idea behind NARRATIVES are that all worlds, universes, and beyond, whether they are real or fictional, are interconnected within this encompassing web. Each NARRATIVE comes with unique world mechanics, entities, and tales. However, all stories within the web are connected through similar ideas; multiple NARRATIVES can share the same ideas.
=== Inner Workings ===
On the subatomic level, relationships between particles can result in the formation structures more significant to the NARRATIVE, shaped by reality's inner workings. The sheer amount of different possible interactions between these particles guarantees that each NARRATIVE will be unique, resulting in an infinite number of possible outcomes of a story. Anomalous interactions between these particles could even result in an infinite number of impossible outcomes.
=== Conclusion ===
The concept of NARRATIVES transcends conventional perceptions of the universe, multiverse, and beyond, as it suggests that not only are there infinite possibilities, but that these possibilities are interconnected on a fundamental level. Additionally, the concept proposes that these realities can be stacked above each other, meaning that infinite fictions can coexist with what entities perceive as real life, to the point where distinguishing fiction from reality hardly serves a purpose. Imagination in one NARRATIVE is reality in another.
== PORTAL ==
Category:Cosmology