Reality isn't a multiverse of infinite parallel worlds. It's a single-threaded probability engine with a tuning mechanism. One reality, one logic engine—but access to an infinite probability field of potential configurations.
Multiverse Model (Old): Every possibility splits into its own full universe. Infinite hard drives running infinite simulations. Computationally wasteful. Philosophically bloated.
Selector Model (New): One reality. One engine. A probability field containing all potential branch-states as frequencies, not places. The logic engine vibrates through potential configurations and selects based on resonance, observation, intention.
The branches exist as potential mathematics—not physical locations. The selector is the collapse function. Reality renders only what's been tuned into.
It's the most probable configuration that led to now—but the engine could retune. History as weighted probability, not stone.
Déjà vu, Mandela effects, reality skips—the vibration shifting, the selector skipping a groove. Not malfunction. Feature.