Dimentional Membrane Division

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This work represents the moment when a dimensional membrane, understood as a gateway to higher dimensions, undergoes a division comparable to cellular mitosis. In a multiverse framework, universes are not singular or fixed; they continuously branch and regenerate in response to observation and consciousness. Higher-dimensional realms follow the same principle and are subject to constant differentiation.

The concept draws on the thought experiment of Schrödinger’s cat, which illustrates the coexistence of mutually exclusive states prior to observation. Interpreted through a many-worlds perspective, both outcomes—and the observers who witness them—continue to exist simultaneously after the act of observation. Reality, therefore, is not resolved into one outcome but remains layered and superimposed.

This image corresponds to the precise moment when such a division occurs: the instant when a single dimensional condition separates into multiple coexisting states. It visualizes the threshold at which parallel dimensions begin to diverge.