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Time is a funny thing.
Does time ever truly move forward or backward, or do we move forward through it, like a river?
The river is still present as you're swept down the rapids, but you can't reach back as you're pulled down.
If time is truly like this, then the argument can be made that all of time is happening at once, will always be happening at once, and has happened all at once. So, I suppose that you could say that this argument has, has not, will be, will not be, and is being made as we speak.
This brings up the argument of the multiverse.
Does every decision that has been made, will be made, and will not be made create a new universe? Has it already made another universe?
Are these questions that I should be posing to you, or are these questions that really don't matter?
If you were to ask me for my opinion, as few do, and perhaps I can't blame them for that, I would say that these questions, while interesting, don't truly matter.
What matters isn't if time passes or if you pass through time, it isn't whether there are multiple universes that have been made based off of your actions.
What matters is what you decide to do with the time, how you decide to spend it, who you decide to spend it with.
And, just like the questions I asked you earlier and the theories I posed, there is no answer that is none to be correct, and perhaps there never will be one.
And maybe, just maybe, that means that your decisions don't matter in any grand scheme expect for if it makes you and those you care about happy.
And maybe you didn't understand what I wrote, and maybe I didn't, and maybe both of us did.
But if there's one thing I want everyone who has read this entire series that I've written so far to take away, it's that you should let go of your worries, let go of these big questions that weigh you down, and to have fun in the moment.
After all, do you really need to know how the roller coaster works to have a hell of a ride?