As you can see there appears to be an unending Kaleidoscope of time lines in this galaxy. I tend to think around 1 million time lines but there could be more like 10 million or even 100 million time lines we are looking at just within our galaxy (not including all the others). Is there a limit to the number of time lines? Yes. Theoretically there is. However, often when people exceed the number of time lines a planet or solar system can handle all time lines might end there and the solar system with it. So, this is one of the many risks of multiple time lines within any solar system. Just like people every person (or planet) (or solar system) are very individual. So, when too many time lines are reached it is usually very arbitrary and equally unexpected.
And the problem might not be the number of time lines necessarily, it could be the number of time alterations within any or all time lines presently present in that Planetary influence or solar system.
To the best of my ability I write about my experience of the Universe Past, Present and Future
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