The "Wisdom" of having 3 timelines presently on earth

Having 3 timelines by the way means in a way that there are 3 separate earths right now. So, theoretically according to Time Law Formulated by the Galactic Time Guard, 2 timelines could fail and earth could be blown up on those two timelines and still the last timeline would still exist and so would earth on that timeline. So, in this sense having multiple timelines insures the survival of the human race on earth on at least 1 timeline. And then if earth continued to exist it then could theoretically have 3 to 5 new timelines ongoing and so on and so on. This is basic Time theory from a Galactic perspective. This is why having multiple timelines on a wilder planet like Earth often becomes necessary at some point or points to prevent extinction of the planet and life wave presently occupying it.

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Of course I'm also referring to "Sanctioned Galactic Timelines" and not unsanctioned "Time Fragments or Time shards that are not sanctioned by the Galaxy. I suppose beings could create literally thousands and thousands of timelines for earth but eventually they will all end because the Galaxy won't maintain them. And the other thing with a time shard is it doesn't take much to end a timeline because you don't even have to have a war or Global Warming or nukes to end a timeline. All you have to do is to have it end suddenly which is something the Galaxy is actually pretty good at.

From a Galactic point of view it is mostly about "maintaining the Time Tree" of a specific planet. The question becomes: "How can you keep the Time Tree as healthy as possible?"

Also, think about this for a moment. Let's say you have 1000 timelines with mostly the same people on each timeline just doing slightly different things and you want one timeline or 3 timelines instead of those 1000 timelines. How do you decide which timeline to keep?

That's the million, billion or trillion dollar question now isn't it?