Concurrent Timelines

For nearly an earth-based decade, homie researchers and mythologists unanomously believed in the idea of sequential timelines - the concept that one timeline must resolve into another from a certain dimensional perspective. However this notion has more recently been challenged by the theory of concurrent timelines - the idea that all main timelines are occuring simultaneously rather than sequentially. If proven true, there are massive ramifications for many homie subjects such as time evolution, homie history, keshtography, and many more.

## Time Evolution

Sequential timelines leads into the question of how timelines may evolve from one state to another and while there are many theories which overlap with metaphysical questions regarding chaos, freewill, and harmonic structures; one somewhat popular theory arose from the application of multi-dimensional thoughts to the evolution of a timeline. The resulting theory describes timelines as entities which follow the NGDAA model and ironically exposes a less linear conception of timeline evolution due to the relations of each dimension. It can therefore be argued as a middle ground between sequential and concurrent timelines, however many proponents of concurrent timelines will argue that any conception of sequential evolution not originating from a single source should be firmly categorized as a sequential theory as concurrency is a completely new paradaigm. It is important, however, to note that homie academics generally accept a form of concurrency which is an extention of temporal-statism which is believed to misrepresent both concurrent and sequential theories as subsets or descendents of the same lineage rather than new metaphysical and epistomological views.

## Homie History

During the early stages of the founding of the Homiehood, The Three believed that there was a single event which formed timeline1 from the original timeline0, the event being the transferrance of messages from homies in timeline0 from the year 2020 during the homie war to homies in timeline1 in the year 2014. This event has been referenced by many homie works and utilized to provide context to many events and scientific discoveries. This was later discovered to be incorrect as timeline0 was infact actually timeline4 and timeline1 was actually timeline5 implying a cycle of failures and potentially hopeless attempts to save the hood. While there are many factors in the evolution of art history, this discovery is often cited as the primary cause for the embracement of philosophies such as nihilism, tao, and the controversial 10th Homie Thought.

It is therefore predicted by some homie historians that an acceptance of concurrent timeline theory will help usher in an Age of Air, but it is often argued by akecynics that homie historians are backing this idea only in an attempt to discredit the discipline of homie prophecy and to help push for the political persecution of active energetics. Supporters of the Age of Air prediction however back their claim, as standard for homie historians, through drawing parallels from past historical events and numerological aswell as cosmological analysis.

## End of Sequence

If concurrency is proven true then that must indicate that the previously thought sequential change from the 6th (timeline5) to 7th timeline (timeline6) was instead a major interaction between the two entities which moved beyond just mental messaging but also physical collision. Begging the question of "why now?" perhaps a level of evolution is still present but much less linear then thought. It also brings into question of the implication of metacognitive reflection, if as above as below, then perhaps sequence shall and should be decoupled from evolution with perhaps the former being abolished which presents a major foundational crisis in most homie subjects including but not limited to literary analysis, algorithms, and information & library sciences. Perhaps an Age of Air will bring in new developments or this will serve only to further push the hood down the path it has already taken. But one thing seems to be certain - our perception of sequence, fate, concurrency, and keshtualization will all be changed forever.