Now then, as you can see, we've altered the black "universe" line somewhat to better reflect the way that each individual universe tracks to a particular Dave's decisions. That's because according to the theory of infinite universes, there DO EXIST both of those universes, separate and discrete from each other; in Dave 1's universe, all of Dave 1's decisions are the "correct" decisions for that universe, and in Dave 2's universe, all of Dave 2's decisions are "correct" for that universe.
In summation, every Dave IS the "Alpha Dave" to his own universe (Daveiverse?), which means that the determination of a Dave being an Alpha Dave or not must be considered RELATIVE to the universe he is standing in.
Dave 1 is only the Alpha Dave of his own universe. In Dave 2's universe, Dave 1 is an other, because his decisions do not track seamlessly to the decisions that the universe defines as "Dave's Decisions" (aka Dave 2's decisions, because this is Dave 2's universe in which he is the Alpha Dave to that universe).
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Now then, as you can see, we've altered the black "universe" line somewhat to better reflect the way that each individual universe tracks to a particular Dave's decisions. That's because according to the theory of infinite universes, there DO EXIST both of those universes, separate and discrete from each other; in Dave 1's universe, all of Dave 1's decisions are the "correct" decisions for that universe, and in Dave 2's universe, all of Dave 2's decisions are "correct" for that universe.
In summation, every Dave IS the "Alpha Dave" to his own universe (Daveiverse?), which means that the determination of a Dave being an Alpha Dave or not must be considered RELATIVE to the universe he is standing in.
Dave 1 is only the Alpha Dave of his own universe. In Dave 2's universe, Dave 1 is an other, because his decisions do not track seamlessly to the decisions that the universe defines as "Dave's Decisions" (aka Dave 2's decisions, because this is Dave 2's universe in which he is the Alpha Dave to that universe).