Hierarchy

### The Universe

Within each Universe, there are countless galaxies, stars, planets, and other celestial objects that form complex systems and structures. The laws of physics, constants, and principles that govern each Universe may vary, giving rise to a multitude of different physical realities and possibilities. The Universe is a self-contained realm with its own rules and characteristics. It may have its unique set of physical laws, dimensions, and fundamental forces that govern the interactions between matter and energy within it. As a result, each Universe may have its own unique history, evolution, and potential for life and intelligent beings The Universe is in a state of growing space and time of rational indeterminacy

#### The Multiverse

The Multiverse encompasses a vast collection of Universes, forming a complex and interconnected network of realities. Each Multiverse contains an Transfinite number of Universes, giving rise to a multitude of diverse and distinct cosmic realms. The Multiverse is a realm of limitless possibilities and variations. It contains an incomprehensible number of Universes, each with its unique set of physical laws, constants, and characteristics. These Universes may differ in fundamental aspects, leading to a wide array of different realities and potentialities. The Multiverse in this cosmology includes all types of **Tegmark's Multiverse**, which are classified into three main types.

### Type I

A **Type I** multiverse, the least like a multiverse as written above, is a natural consequence of an Transfinite, isotropic, homogenous universe: if the probability of a cosmological region - be it a cubic centimeter or a Hubble volume - having certain contents in a certain arrangement after the Big Bang is nonzero, then an Transfinite universe would contain infinitely many such regions. Popularly, this argument is taken to mean that an exact copy of our own observable universe exists somewhere else in the universe. It can be crudely estimated that identical regions the size of our Hubble volume are spaced apart by approximately  meters, identical regions 100 light-years in radius are spaced apart by approximately  meters, and identical copies of a person are spaced apart by approximately  meters.

### Type II

A **Type II** multiverse would instead be a consequence of the chaotic inflationary theory of cosmology, which purports that quantum fluctuations shortly after the Big Bang created mutually inaccessible pockets of space that, having evolved differently from the unified high-energy physics before them, may have ended up with different physical constants or even geometries. In the nested interpretation, each pocket could itself be a Type I multiverse. Such an argument is sometimes invoked to explain apparent cosmological fine-tuning, in which an Transfinite number of different, perhaps inhospitable, universes exist alongside our own so that our physical constants thus come across as less extraordinary.

### Type III

A **Type III** multiverse would be a consequence of the many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics, in which quantum events with probabilistic outcomes resolve in all ways at once, passing into a vast number of Everett branches each considered to be its own universe. Such a multiverse would function identically to a Type I, only in alternate quantum branches rather than alternate locations in 3-space; one could model a divergence as either a single branch that splits into two, or as a pair of Hubble volumes in the Type I multiverse which begin to differ only upon the resolution of one particular quantum function, If a Type III multiverse is working with Transfinite Higher Dimensions, where each Higher Dimensions Transcend infinitely uncountable one another, one should not compare any Higher Dimensions, as each of them is infinitely countless above one another, so it will never end, as it will infinitely countlessly piling upwards for all eternity, forming the Transfinite Higher Dimensions that exist in the Type III multiverse.

## What is an Omniverse?

An Omniverse is an all-encompassing Infinite collection of infinitely large multiverses and a structure made of Infinite multiverses can be any transfinite number of multiverses.

## The Tree of Everything

The Tree of Everything is an all-encompassing structure which has all the possibilities of everything, each possibility being its branches that each have an infinite hierarchy of possibility and also omniverses with infinite hierarchies of realities separated into infinite layers that transcend each other infinitely

## The Infinite Layers of Reality

each layer of reality has infinite numbers of alternative realities having their own concepts and structures each layer transcends each other infinitely and absolutely but no matter how much they transcend the larger layers are irrelevantly above and each layer has its own set of concepts and laws that all the realities that are within the layer follows